I am having a 2nd surgery for torn rotator cuff caused by my job. I am going thru workers comp. Should I get a lawyer this time?

From the limited information that you have posted, it does seem that retaining an attorney is in your best interest. An attorney will be able to...

Will I qualify for workers comp benefits if I am now on layoff?

I recommend speaking with a workers' compensation attorney about your case. As the previous attorney noted, as long as you reported the injury...

Can i sue my employer for being injured at work? Workers Comp is paying the medical bills. Can I sue for pain & suffering?

I agree with the previous attorney here. There is no "pain & suffering" in workers' compensation. It's unfortunate, but the workers' comp system...

What report would my employer accept legally? (State of CA)

The short answer is that the QME report generally carries more weight since it is considered to be a more "neutral" report than the treating...

How can I voluntarily close my WC case?

I agree with the other attorneys that have commented here. A "Dismissal of Attorneys" is the form that you are seeking. You can meet with an...

I very much agree with Mr. Coron's answer and advice -- failing to attend the QME appointment will cause your case to be delayed and cause the...

Child support

I would argue that since your daughter is 18 and a high school graduate, child support is no longer applicable. However, I recommend that you...

My solo practice attorney died last year, he starteded my divorce, which was never finalized, retirement issues have been raised

If the agreements were never submitted to the court, then copies will not be with the court. You will need to contact the administrator of your...

Will I lose my workmans comp benefits with this company if I quit.

I agree with the previous two attorneys who have answered your question. I frequently get questions from clients asking something very...

Hi i am thinking about divorcing my husband and i was wondering how much would cost.. i have one 4 years child with him too.

Generally, filing for a divorce costs around $400. Each additional motion is between $40-$60. However, you might qualify for a fee waiver if your...