Question better posed to your attorney, if I understand it correctly that you have one. If you don't, then get one, you shouldn't be doing this...

You should get an attorney, who usually gives a free consultation, and who will ask the important questions so they can answer your important...

No, the secretary of state would be the one to fine them for not having insurance, but you can file your claim, then the state would step in and...

Seems as though this is not work related, but you may have a case for medical malpractice if your attorney can prove that they did not act in a way...

This doesn't seem like a work comp question, unless the cancer was work related. But it does appear to be a potential ADA case (which can be much...

You can make a work comp claim, which is not the same as "suing" but you may be entiled to a recovery and medical treatment, but you should get the...

It can be, if a work comp doctor thinks that it is directly related to your work injury. Hopefully you can appreciate how this is not a simple...

Your work comp carrier has attorneys on retainer, and this question is for them, if this claim goes into work comp arena, despite how you describe...

You have the beginnings of a good case, but you need help to navigate this, don't do it alone. Get a local attorney who can answer your questions,...

The answer is maybe, but it is not as simple as you might think. Diagnoses are missed all the time, and the question for a med malpractice case is...