An employer denied my WC claim . Employer stated I never worked at their company.

You need to retain an attorney. If successful you may be entitled to significant penalties and interest.

Was hurt at work one week before being hired with another company.

if you injury arose solely out of your employment and there are no other outside responsible parties, you are limited to making a work comp claim. ...

If I am assessed with workplace hearing loss am I able to claim for hearing aids as a medical expense before claim finalized

If the treating doctor has opined you are in need of the hearing aides as related to a work place injury they should be provided. You should...

IN A WORK COMP MATTER, CAN A ATTORNEY IN TEXAS REPRESENT AN EMPLOYER IN CALIFORNIA IF THE ATTORNEY IS NOT LICENSED IN CALIFORNIA

You do not need to be a California licensed attorney to appear before the California WCAB.

What can we do?

have meeting with principal and teacher together and possible request transfer to different teacher. If that doesn't resolve file complaint with...

Involved in a car accident, do I need a lawyer at this point?

You should follow-up on your medical care and determine if physical therapy is appropriate. If you do not require any further medical you likely...

Does uninsured motorist coverage apply in my case?

As far as uninsured motorist property damage is concerned State Farm is correct - you must obtain a license plate or vin number. However, for an...

Do I sue the person who hit my car?

You may be okay as long as the driver was a permissive user. The driver may also have their own policy of insurance. It is far easier (and better...

Can I sue my employer for being careless

You can present a work comp claim with a 132(a) enhancement for serious and willful conduct. If there was an entity separate from your employer...

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I had surgery to repair a torn ligament, however the screw broke and I'm told cannot be removed. How can I take legal action?

first off if the broken screw is not causing any harm then there is nothing really to pursue. You will need to review with a medical malpractice...