Release of Medicare and social security records to the worker comp insurancs

The only thing that the workers comp insurance company will need to verify is that you were not currently receiving Medicare, and you will not be...

Settlement of California wc

With your weight gain, have you experienced any internal conditions such as diabetes or high blood pressure? Do you have any problems with anxiety...

I guess one question is why do you need the employer to accept liability? If there is a favorable QME report, then the case will likely be...

Qme time frames for workers compensation

Did you verify a copy was sent to your correct address? You can always ask for a copied to be emailed or faxed. If you have an attorney contact...

Contractor worker compensation records, how to get them?

I note you added some information stating that the contractor is suing for not getting paid, however they did not purchase workers compensation...

Do I have a case

I recommend that you search for a local attorney and pursue your injuries. First, based on your history, it appears there is a good chance that...

I have been hurt twice at work leaving me in continuous back, hip,knee pain and shoulder pain! Should I get a lawyer or just gov

While I am not a believer that every injured worker needs an attorney, a failed surgery is on that usually does. I recommend you research this...

Recently injured at work. Employer is playing with hours. Is it legal?

I agree with Mr. Borah. They are both wrong. The three day waiting period is a total of three days, you don't start over again after clocking in....

Are work related injury settlements taxable?

It is my understanding that proceeds from a workers compensation Section 104 (a) (1) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended and therefore...

A worker was injured at a location where his employer assigned him to work. He later filed a workers compensation claim.

I agree with the other attorneys that it depends on the policy as to whether there will be coverage or now. If there is no insurance the claim...