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I am involved in a Workers compensation lawsuit in California. How does declaring bankruptcy affect my case, should I wait?
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Answered on March 27, 2013
You can file for bankruptcy now. Make sure that your bankruptcy attorney or whoever is preparing your paperwork specifically uses the exemption for...
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Is this something worth pursuing?
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Answered on February 22, 2013
Yes, you should call an experienced workers compensation attorney immediately. You also may possibly have a third-party case that needs to be...
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I sign a compromise and release on 12-1812012 I wavied my right to a trial the judge sign and OT on dec. 19 it has been two monw
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Answered on February 21, 2013
Since a judge approved your compromise and release on December 19, your case is over if the award is paid out on time. If you have a specific...
Do workers comp investigators know the dates of your upcoming doctors appointments?
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Answered on February 20, 2013
Yes, Worker's Compensation investigators working in conjunction with claims examiners will know your doctors appointments. Particularly they will...
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How long to see Work Comp Dr
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Answered on February 19, 2013
Generally a certified specialist or an attorney with equals experience and education knows what they're doing. Getting a third attorney is not...
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Would it be highly improper to contact WC claims adjuster ? I have a Work Comp attorney but the case is not moving .
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Answered on February 19, 2013
It is likely that the claims adjuster won't speak to you because you are represented by an attorney. Why don't you book an appointment With your...
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I have accepted a monetary number on a Compromise and Release. My adjuster has agreed. All paper work is in.
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Answered on February 17, 2013
Yes once it is sent to the judge and the judge approves it, it must be paid within 30 days of the date of the approval. In my experience they are...
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Would my attorney be responsible for reimbursement?
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Answered on February 16, 2013
No your attorney is not liable for that difference in temporary disability payments. It is difficult to answer your question without knowing all...
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My workers Comp Case is set for trial. I was offered a settlement.
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Answered on February 15, 2013
The general answer to your question is no. You do not have to pay EDD back. Exception to that is if there was any time Where EDD and your Worker's...
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Should I speak to a lawyer before signing an Authorization for release of info?
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Answered on January 29, 2013
It is probably okay to sign if it is a general release for medical information. If you have confidential psychological or other records not...
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