If you have admissible medical evidence of work causation, then you have a case. Now if it is work stress that caused the palsy, there may be some...

What are my options when after seeing a QME with back injury and he doesn't look at my back just a MRI

The QME is not a treating physician, but there only to give a second opinion as to your level of disability. In that regard, the MRI may well be...

Does this mean a denial or favoritable decision.

I don't believe you can read anything from this situation you describe, one way or the other. If you have an attorney, however, he or she would be...

I work in a factory that has called my Dr and is refusing my restrictions to only work 5 days a week 10 hours a day.

You need an attorney to protect your rights. Please note that you can search for an attorney on this site by clicking the "Find a Lawyer" tab at...

How can I get a second MRI?

This is a complicated issue, and one in which you probably need to consider consulting a local attorney in person, who can get all the facts and...

The only way to get benefits "reinstated" is to change it from a denied case to an accepted case. This may well require a trial. You don't say why...

Can I sue my employer of 18 years for lost wages?

Your question has been posted in the Workers Compensation section, yet you do not state whether you had an injury at work. What is the basis for...

If your injury happened at work, and the company Doc has said it is not work related, you need to get a work comp attorney to help you fight this....

I currently have a workers comp case open. I had my lawyer fire me because I wanted to know and understand my case and because

I have never heard of a lawyer dismissing a client because he or she "wanted to know and understand his/her case". I suspect either your first...

I currently have a workers comp claim hired an attorney a year ago I seem to be in the same position that I was in a year ago

Are you still in treatment for your injury? Are you still getting benefits? Sometimes there isn't much for an attorney to do, if the case is...