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Every case is different, a lot of what drives the settlement of your case is medical treatment. If your medical treatment has ended long ago, or...

Can I find another workers comp lawyer if I am not happy with my current lawyer???

If you find a new attorney, your new attorney and the old attorney will need to split the fee. The fee to you is the same, but is usually split...

My lawyer wouldn't compromise & release saying i needed a MSA first and told me i had to sign a stimulation?

We will often settle by stipulation first for many reasons, the most common being we want to lock in the permanent disability if we have a good...

I settled for lifetime medical but my workers comp keeps denying me or delaying my meds.

If you can find a lawyer, that may be a good idea. If you get treatment denied by IMR, bring the denials to your doctor, the will often tell the...

Should I get a lawyer

In answering your question, I will refer you to one thing you wrote: "please help I am so confused." When your case gets complicated where you are...

Can the owners son of his company break into my desk drawer(that is locked) and take my work comp file to another location?

It looks like your case can be read more like a law school exam question where the reader is to try to find all of the possible issues. In any...

I'm on edd disability, haven't work in more than a year, and won a settlement from my workers comp case, do I let edd know??

You indicated that you "won" a settlement. Does this mean you settled by compromise and release, you went to trial and got and award, or the...

Worker compensation Independant Medical Review question

Your doctors requests will need to go through UR and IMR if denied by UR. However, it is important that the QME reports be sent to IMR if that...

Can I sue for Malpractice?

I assume you already have a workers compensation attorney, and you obviously have a workers compensation case. Hopefully you already have an...

Hopefully you have insurance. If you do, the insurance company's attorney will take care of everything, and notify you if you need to attend. ...

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