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How would moving to California affect my workers comp case? it is possible to secure medicals & benefits? or lose them
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Answered on August 08, 2013
Your WC claim would still be handled under NY laws, and you would need a NY Attorney to work your case. Medical treatment may or may not be...
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What should be my next step?
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Answered on August 08, 2013
Your next step should be to call/see YOUR Attorney, and ask him what the plan is.
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Any advice before filling out workmans comp paperwork?
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Answered on August 07, 2013
A Neck injury from wearing a suit? Unless someone tried to hang you with your tie, I see a steep uphill battle. My advice is to find a WC...
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Can you be terminated the day after a reported injury that occurred at work?
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Answered on August 07, 2013
Yes. You cannot be fired BECAUSE of a work injury, but the work injury does not protect you from lay-off or termination for other reasons.
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Can a person who suffer lost of two toes at work sue his employer in Pennsylvania?
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Answered on August 07, 2013
Unless the Employer deliberately snipped off Bubba's toes with a Cigar cutter to make a point about Attendance, Workers' Compensation will most...
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Do i need a work comp lawyer
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Answered on August 07, 2013
I think you will not be sorry if you retain a WC Attorney. If you do not, then you will always wonder if you missed something that would benefit you.
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I get a settlement amount of $1200 per month from w/c in NY. When I qualify for ss, will it lower my wc payments?
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Answered on August 07, 2013
That somewhat depends on whether you are talking about collecting Social Security Disability benefits or Social Security Retirement benefits.
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Should I retain a counsel for my work related injury?
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Answered on August 07, 2013
There is no harm in retaining a WC Attorney, and it usually makes things easier for you.
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Forgery of a patients signature by an insurance company to obtain medical records in a work comp case.
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Answered on August 07, 2013
It is unlikely that anything productive is going to occur until you retain a WC Attorney in IL. Your remedies are more likely to be Civil, within...
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A workers comp adjuster has tried to call me twice today.
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Answered on August 07, 2013
You could also call the Adjuster and give them the name/number of your Attorney, in case Attorney did not send a letter to Adjuster yet.
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