Should I dismiss my attorney?
You always have the right to dismiss your attorney, but as a courtesy, you might let her know that you are dissatisfied with her responses and...
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You always have the right to dismiss your attorney, but as a courtesy, you might let her know that you are dissatisfied with her responses and...
Based on the provided facts, and without looking at your medical evidence, no one on Avvo can say if the 12% rating is right. It sounds like a lot...
Please see this topic page from my A-Z Index: http://www.wcwebzine.com/a-z/compensableconsequences.htm You need to inform the insurer of the...
If workers come onto your property to work, you could find yourself liable for their injuries. If the people you hire are not licensed, then you...
You can file a workers' compensation claim, but you cannot sue your employer. See http://law.onecle.com/california/labor/3602.html for the...
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First, you do not get treatment now just because a QME recommends it. The decisions to provide current treatment come from utilization review of...
The treating doctor fills out RU-90 (http://www.dir.ca.gov/dwc/DWCpropregs/VocRehab_Forms/RU90.pdf) and can attach and incorporate his previous...
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In addition to Ms. Lam's comments, I suggest you obtain a consultation with an experienced attorney near you,, such as Ms. Lam or her partner....
While you cannot reopen a case that is so old (there is a 5-year rule if there is an award), you can bring a cumulative trauma claim. See...
There are many ways to rate lower extremities under the AMA Guides and 2005 rating schedule. You do not have enough information here to be specific...