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Can you file a claim for workers compensation if nobody witnessed the fall which occurred in the empty (except 4 me)break room?
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Answered on April 24, 2013
And, after you report it, your wisest course of action is to find a skilled workers' compensation attorney to represent you. Find one here at Avvo...
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After the Defendant attorney and the Plaintiff attorney agree and sign the compromise and release what do you do next?
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Answered on April 24, 2013
The first answer you got was the right answer...call your attorney.
The correct/usual procedure is:
You, your attorney and the other...
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I witness a friends dog bite other friends kid. She needs a written statement from me, how do i go about this without mistakes.
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Answered on April 22, 2013
You are not legally required to provide a statement to either side but, if you decide to do so, the first rule is to tell only the factual truth as...
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Our company which belongs to my husband and I are being sued for workers compensation benefits by a person we had subcontracted
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Answered on April 18, 2013
There is no question posed by your information. It sounds as though you are trying to call this injured person an Independent Contractor (i.e. by...
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I have a works comp case, but for some reason I can't talk to my Attorney Why? It seems I keep getting the run around?
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Answered on April 17, 2013
I agree with my colleague's answer completely. The only additional thing I might suggest is that you put your complaint in writing to your...
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Would My Not Answering RFAs in a Civil Lawsuit Be Able To Be Used As A Party Admission In a Criminal Prosecution Against Me?
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Answered on April 17, 2013
Not answering would give the opposing party the right to seek an order from the civil court to deem the answers as 'admitted.' It is possible that...
Small Claims double jeopardy?
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Answered on March 22, 2013
In addition to my colleague's previous answer, I have a couple of thoughts. Is the business suing you a sole proprietorship, an LLC or a...
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Can someone please explain the hearsay rule of California? (Please simplify and if possible give an example.)
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Answered on March 21, 2013
Although I have already agreed with Mr. Meltzer's correct answer, a bit of explanation might be useful. Hearsay is a complex and subtle concept to...
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Being served in CA, how and when is it suppose to be done after filing the somplaint with the court?
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Answered on March 18, 2013
As soon as possible is definitely preferred. Typically, the court rules require you to file a proof of service with the Clerk's office...
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Do I have a breach of contract and fraud case?
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Answered on March 18, 2013
I agree with Mr. Mataele, more facts are needed. In addition, you certainly should have your "separate agreement," which I assume was written,...
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