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Yes. Only you can waive time. If you say no, the court cannot force you. However, if you have an attorney, listen to his advice.
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Yes. Only you can waive time. If you say no, the court cannot force you. However, if you have an attorney, listen to his advice.
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This is a workers' compensation issue and I suggest you post your question in that section.