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What is the best way to handle a MAJOR SS Disability overpayment issue when I also have worker's compensation?
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Answered on August 17, 2016
Indeed, it does sound like you are in a fairly serious bind. I agree with Mr. Borah that retaining an attorney for your workers compensation or...
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I am being sued by a Worker's Compensation attorney by an in home caregiver we used through Visiting Angles. What should I do
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Answered on August 17, 2016
This does not sound like a major problem, at present. There is a high likelihood that the agency that you retained the caregiver from has Worker's...
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What can I do when my supervisor curses me out for taking maternity leave and threatened to fire me on my return in California
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Answered on August 17, 2016
I am not exactly sure that your maternity leave constitutes a work injury. This sounds more like a labor and employment issue, if the employer is...
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How do I begin the process of a law suit against UPS, my employer. What are the costs.
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Answered on August 17, 2016
Here is a DWC-1 Form. Fill it out and hand it to a Manager, Supervisor, or District Manager. You probably know who they are, and they are usually...
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What can I do if my boss doesn't want to give me my workers comp information and has been ignoring me?
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Answered on August 17, 2016
Here is a DWC-1 Claim Form that you can complete and either hand or mail Certified to your Employer. The WC Carrier Name and Number should be...
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I currently have a worker compensation case due to chemical exposure, I also want to go against the equipment manufacturer.
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Answered on August 17, 2016
You should have your treatment/benefits paid by the WC case. Even if you do sue the Equipment Manufacturer, the WC Carrier is going to recover all...
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How much money do Workers Compensation Inusrance's on average pay in court fees?
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Answered on August 17, 2016
Under ordinary circumstances, neither you nor the Carrier pay Court Costs. YOU pay your Attorney 15% of your recovery if you get one, so you need...
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Follow to California Divorce-Workers Compensation
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Answered on August 16, 2016
I told you that the Lump Sum settlement is probably Permanent Disability, and his. You will have to determine how the Medical Retirement is...
California Divorce-Workers Compensation case after divorce is final?
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Answered on August 16, 2016
His WC settlement will not help you. The damage to his body will be in the nature of a Personal Injury, and most likely outside your reach. His...
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Can I use the "Woodson Claim" to sue my ex-employer for negligence after work comp settlement?
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Answered on August 16, 2016
After 4 years of absence, the WC claim is probably your only remedy. They do not have to keep your job open forever.
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