This all depends on what the Primary Treating PHysician writes. If the Physician wrote you cannot do any work anywhere -- that you are...

Can I ask the workers comp insurance for a settlement? I am returning to work but I am Accepting a new job with another company

WATCH OUT; if you did not pick the QME extremely carefully, the QME could write you are fully recovered and have 0% permanent disability so you...

Can I cancel or change a stipulation agreement with the creditor if I can no longer work due to permanent work injuries ?

YOU CAN work with permanent disability, you are not 100% permanently disabled. YOU SHOULD have applied for UNEMPLOYMENT insurance (NOT...

Why is my Case not moving forward? Why did my worker hand my case over to a case aide?

whoops! you posted this in workers comp, and it definitely does not involve a work injury. I'll employ all my 'geek' skills and try to put the...

Workers Compensation

Did your partner cause this accident? If not, why are you not pursuing your personal injuries in a personal injury lawsuit against the driver of...

I'm not licensed in Washington but coached quite a few friends who were, and I know about the Wage Replacement provisions of the Workers Comp rules...

How long do I keep a Corp. going after I sold the property to someone else (RV Storage) how long do I wait to dissolve a Corp. ?

The employee's attorney dismissed the case?? Only a WCAB Judge can do that. Perhaps an attorney filed a Request For Dismissal? Was it granted by...

If my employer, and subsequently the workers comp insurance company, abandon me before I am healed, can I bring suit against ?

Short answer is NO. It appears your losses fell under the Longshore Act, which has 'EXCLUSIVE JURISDICTION' over work injury claims for federal...

How can I appeal the state dr's decision/report?

There is no such thing as a "State Doctor". Two reports are admissible to prove permanent disability at the WCAB: The Treating PHysician's...

A lot of Southern California WCAB Judges add up ONE YEAR of the earnings immediately prior to the injury date and divide by 52. BUT the term...