Can you resue workmans comp due to injuries that wasnt recognized by workers com but was treated by drs

What do you mean "resue"? Did you already settle and close out your work comp case? If so, the answer is no the case is over. If you left your...

What is a fair workers comp settlement

It's certainly possible that this could be a fair rating/offer, but much more info is need to fully be able to address it. You should consult with...

You should probably consider retaining a work injury at this point. An experienced work comp attorney will direct you to a competent medical...

Why is my work COMP carrier asking for ime

It is probably because they want an independent opinion on whether your case is in fact industrially related or caused. It's very common when the...

How can I retire on disability?

If you believe your work has aggravated your medical condition or made it worse, you should consult a work injury attorney about a possible workers...

Living Trust

Workers Compensation in this forum is generally about the benefits provided in the system for workers injured on the job. Your question, while...

I live in Arkansas I am currently drawing workers compensation can I move to Georgia?

Yes, it's no problem moving, your benefits follow you. However, as pointed out by my colleagues and I agree with them, the problem is finding a...

How would I get the attorney removed from my WC case against the NFL and I need representation on a contingency basis?

You should set up a meeting with your attorney and fully discuss the conflict. Some conflicts can be addressed without the need for the attorney...

Will my SSDI return to the full amount now that my personal injury case has been settled?

You should discuss this with the attorney's that assisted you with the settlements. They are in the best position, having all the facts of your...

How do I begin an appeal when I've been denied disability? Do I need an attorney?

Unfortunately it is not clear if you were denied disability benefits through workers compensation, State Disability, or Social Security as they are...