Yes, get an attorney, file a work comp claim, and then proceed from there. You'd be surprised how many "company doctors" are dead wrong with their...

The main problem here is that the insurance company has the liability for the accident, not your employer, so the employer, in most cases, doesn't...

Speak to an attorney in your state about these specific benefits, and if the question is beyond your ability to find an answer, then you should...

No, given this information, you should speak with a local attorney, since it sounds like this is way more involved than can be covered in this forum.

Immigration question here, best to speak with a local immigration attorney about the forms and how they appear prior to your interview. Good Luck.

This is entirely up to the company, there isn't a law in the state that I practice in that would allow a work comp judge to order an employer to...

There is no fixed timeline for an offer to come through, but you should be communicating with your attorney, who will know more than anyone else...

I'm sorry you're dealing with this, but it seems as though your employer is giving you bad information. Get a local attorney to help with this...

Incomprehensible that you went through all this without an attorney, but now you're reaching out? Speak with a local attorney, or call your...

Doesn't appear to be a work related incident, so not work comp, but if this happened in 2016, you probably don't have a case to file at this point,...