Who foots the bill in this worker's comp case?
YOU foot the bill for Treatment, Temporary Disability payments, any Permanent Disability (if any, there may be none with a full recovery), and the...
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Grand Terrace, CA
Workers compensation Lawyer at Grand Terrace, CA
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation
YOU foot the bill for Treatment, Temporary Disability payments, any Permanent Disability (if any, there may be none with a full recovery), and the...
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of course you don't have to go back to your old job. 1)You have no duty to disclose ANYTHING a would-be employer fails to ask. 2-3)If you...
You need a Workers Comp attorney who actually TRIES Labor Code 132a Discrimination claims. 132a Petition trial are twice the work for 1/2 the...
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This sounds like you are going to need to prove that you were an employee. Were you an employee, or an independent contractor?? if you have...
Sounds like you had an injury on the job in Des Moines, somehow got stitches, then left for Memphis without resolving your rights and...
Yes there is likely medical malpractice there... trouble is, there is nothing in the Workers Compensation arena to assist you with pursuing this. ...
Yes, it appears the Insurance Adjuster got some info from the employer that you earned less money than the adjuster initially thought. In...
I think you would be very, very wise to hire Mr. Borah.... he has been in the region (and this field of law) for many years and has relationships...
I'm not licensed in Nevada BUT my brother was injured there and there was a One Year deadline to file with the state's board for a case number...
The current attorney is not supposed to refuse to address your concerns, that is considere 'abadoning' the client and the Bar gets really upset and...