Of course the answer is "NO!" the way the question is phrased; the rules of professional conduct are clear the attorney can't deny the client's...

Holy Moley, do NOT stay with that Insurance-company doctor for the "END" or you're married to him and his cheating report!!!! If that treating...

There is something missing: you will NEVER settle the Comp Claim with an EDD Lien. When EDD pays you Temporary Disability benefits on your...

NO PAIN AND SUFFERING in workers comp. You get: (1) Temporary Disability indemnity (money when you miss work by doctors' orders), (2) Permanent...

You cannot 'sue' Sedgwick for denying a claim; your brilliant elected officials let the employer/insurer deny any claim. So the workers comp judge...

If you don't put the demands for the insurer to pay the bill before it goes to collection IN WRITING, nothing will happen. PHone chats just fall...

The Permanent Restrictions become important if you are injured on the NEW job: if you are hurt and the employer learns for the first time a doctor...

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When I don't know quite what the Permanent Disability is in a report, but the adjuster is pressing me hard for a demand, I demand $500,000. THEN,...

Can the defense ask the QME to change the percentage? Yes, they can but typically, the defense attorney (or adjuster) just asks whether the...

Just wanted you to be clear that bosses are permitted to be reckless and inconsiderate, so that isn't going to get you any extra benefits. BUT!! ...