You should go to the work comp appeals board and ask to speak to an information and assistance officer. Their advice is free.

Short answer is no. Dr might submit before, then maybe whoever schedule DR's deposition will cancel it.

There is no pain and suffering in work comp system. I suggest you file a work comp claim and see where it takes you. Good luck! Irina Rubin

You mentioned you have been getting sick a lot lately. Ask your doctor about your sickness, discuss your suspicions about the dust. You can also go...

Best advise - get an attorney asap. Also keep going to Kaiser AND MAKE SURE TO TELL DR THAT YOU GOT INJURED AT WORK. Regards, Irina Rubin

It is really not that simple to keep switching attorneys. Attorney's fees are 15% of your settlement, and the more attorneys you have, the less the...

I agree with the answer from Ms. Herman. However, on a more practical note, go to your private doctor. They will run tests pretty quickly to...

As Mr. Borah stated, we have no idea what you mean by "all this time." Go to HR tomorrow, tell them about your injury and ask for a claim...

This question is not related to work comp.

You can do 2 things: 1) call the adjuster re status of your settlement documents; or 2) go to the WCAB court house and ask them about status of...