Basically I don't know if they're allowed to take this long for treatment? And what should I do about it

Sounds like either (1) The Neurologist never faxed (or mailed) the Request For Authorization form for the test. if the doctor had done the RFA, a...

What would be my recourse if this Orthopedic company keeps sending me the Workers Comp. (settled), related unpaid bill?

While your attorney should help, they have their money already so you may get ignored. I thought of writing one letter to the claims adjuster...

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Stress claim need help from a Certified Workers' Comp lawyer.

You read online that if you file a Workers Comp claim you can't be fired?? THAT IS COMPLETELY FALSE. People with comp claims are legally and...

Should my injuries be claimed thru workers comp or my car insurance?

you car insuance has limits on what it will pay plus you pay out-of-pocket they go beg the auto insurance to reimburse you. In workers comp, you...

How should i claim my injuries?

If you fail to report on-the-job injuries from this collision, and later have a new on-the-job injury, know that the physicians can write that your...

Do I contact a workers compensation lawyer or a short term disability lawyer?

A Workers Comp CERTIFIED SPECIALIST attorney (they cost the same as non-specialists, choose wisely) could get you Temporary Total Disability...

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What I do in this worker's compensation situation?

A worker must claim the injury within 1 year of the incident/exposure; so possible 'exposure' would continue for one year after you sold your...

What should I do from here? Wait to see if they deny my claim? or seek a consultation with a WC Attorney

Before it's denied or accepted you get $10,000 in treatment, so don't just sit and wait GO GET THE TREATMENT. Here's the trouble: you'll get...

You say you are unemployed...so the job at Xerox has ended. Post-termination workers compensation claims are typically non-compensable, unless...

Is there any condition that worker compensation only pays 40% of wages

Directly answering the question: NO there is no 'condition' nor any cases that permit the insurer to pay just 40% of reported wages. HOWEVER: ...