There’s not enough information to accurately answer your question, however, if you go to your primary care doctor the Workers Compensation...

The issue of and requirements for “the doctor getting paid” and your treatment getting authorized are completely separate. What you do, and should,...

I moved your question to the personal injury section since there is no indication you were at work at the time in the fall. All the best.

The information you provide does not quite fit together. If your case is "settled" you would not then be seeing a QME. Get clarification from...

I moved your question to Litigation since you did not say you were an employee. The assault & battery should be reported to police.

Your circumstances include more facts and details that then you could effectively communicate here, which would be needed for any advice. If...

Theoretically, you can be terminated if you file a claim or if you don’t file a claim. There is however a legal prohibition against retaliation...

You could challenge this at an expedited hearing, successfully, based on the facts presented. If you don’t have an attorney to help you, you should...

Sorry you’re dealing with this. You can’t sue your employer, however, you could file a workers compensation claim if you have a need for a...

I agree with Mr Borah, and you need to discuss your concerns with your lawyer.