My husband had three or four fingers on his right hand (he's right handed) injured back in 2003, lawyer lost all info.

I do UEF work, and I can promise you that UEF did not do ANYTHING to reduce your recovery. If you were seen by a PQME and it was rated, your...

What can be stated in an employee handbook under Worker's Compensation for the states of WA, UT, and Oregon?

Most states have a WC overview page that goes over the basic duties and obligations of workers/employers. That would be a good place to start. ...

My husband had a workman's comp case where the date of injury was back in 2003. What can we do if Attorney lost information?

I agree with Mr. Borah and Mr. Candiano, but don't tell them. You won't know the extent of the problem until you have whatever is left of the...

You generally cannot sue the WC Insurance Company, and you generally cannot sue the state for a non-acceptable result.

Relating I290B number with I140 number

Ask an Immigration Genius.

I fell at work on a grease and water spill and both my knees and ankles are sprained, what can I do legally?

Dr Sawbones is trying to protect your job by keeping you on light duty. If you taste the forbidden fruit of free money on TTD, you may get...

46 years old electrician involved in arch flash on year ago. loss hearing should i get lawyer?

Hearing cases are usually more valuable for the ongoing medical (hearing aids) than the actual disability. Like eyeglasses, if the hearing aids...

Got hurt on my Job picking up a full lift patient. My company did'nt provide a hoe yer lift or 2 person lift can I sue for negle

Workers' Compensation is your exclusive remedy in 97% of the situations, and you do not appear to list any facts that would support additional...

If my claim for workers comp was approved shouldn't LTD thru a private company also be?

You potentially have a great deal of money at risk. You would be well-served to bring a smart Attorney on board to assist you in proving up LTD.

Do penalties & interests apply to accepted Workers’ Comp. claims only?

Yes. Unless the claim is accepted, no benefits are due. Even if it IS accepted, benefits or treatment can be withheld or delayed if there is a...