Can i suit my child's nurse for breaking his leg ?

Yes you can pursue a clam against the nurse and her employer; however, this success of this claim will depend on the facts of how this incident...

Can an attorney force me to sign a dismissal by not working on my case?

You cannot be forced to sign anything, except by Court order. In your situation, you need to hire new counsel. However, that will be a lot...

Contact a personal injury attorney and dont post any additional facts here. The bottom line is YES you can make an insurance claim against the...

How is work comp case handled if employee sent back to work after an MMI then in 12 days become disable and cant go back ?

Your matter is too complicated for a quciky answer. But as you have experienced the work comp system is difficult to navigate. You should...

Insurance Company has stopped my Partial Permanent Disability checks after only 6 weeks. Why? (CA)

Please consult with an attorney. There are a few reasons for the stoppage from there is human error to you have received the value of your claim.

Can you receive workers COM and be on retirement

Depends. You will need to consult with a work comp atty to discuss the specific facts of your situation.

Does work comp labor code 4650d apply to a late compromise and release settlement paid by an insurance company ?

I agree with my colleagues. You should discuss this with your attorney. If you do not have one the information and assistance officer at the...

How much compensation can I expect for pain and suffering? How can I get the maximum amount for pain and suffering?

You need an in person attorney review. Personal injury attorneys work on a percentage of the recovery, so you can expect the attorney to work hard...

If you are an unlicensed contractor, you may be able to make a claim under the homeowners policy - work comp provision. You should consult an...

How long do I have to file a wrongful death malpractice suit in the state of California.

The statue of limitations in medical malpractice is one ot he most complicated. The general rule is one year from the date a reasonable person...