Virginia Louise Hunt

Virginia Louise Hunt's Answers (16)

Las Vegas, NV

Workers compensation Lawyer at Las Vegas, NV

Practice Areas: Workers Compensation

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Do i have to wait the year after my claim was closed even if the doctor says its worse?

Virginia's answer | Answered on February 10, 2011

Sorry, forgot the links to the other articles on reopening claims in Nevada. Thanks....

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Do i have to wait the year after my claim was closed even if the doctor says its worse?

Virginia's answer | Answered on February 10, 2011

Assuming you have a liefetime right to reopen your claim (i.e. you received TTD benefits or a PPD award), you do not necessarily have to wait one...

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Does the Work Comp insurance co have to prove in anyway their reason for denial or do we just take their word for it

Virginia's answer | Answered on July 14, 2010

In Nevada, an injured employee is not entitled to receive workers' compensation benefits unless the employee establishes by a perponderance of the...

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I am currently in a Workman's Comp. situation after falling and injuring my knee what are my rights.

Virginia's answer | Answered on April 13, 2010

Please consult with a workers' compensation attorney in your particular state, as workers' compensation law varies greatly from state to state. At...

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Is workers compensation settlements settled with both the injured as well as the spouse compensated?

Virginia's answer | Answered on April 13, 2010

In Nevada, the permanent partial disability award is personal to the injured worker. The spouse is not involved.

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Work Injury, Terminated because of Permanent Light Duty Restrictions

Virginia's answer | Answered on February 22, 2010

Unfortunately, under Nevada workers' compensation law (NRS Chapter 616), an employer cannot be required to offer an injured worker permanent light...

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