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I was injured at work employer is self insured paid for surgery and PT didnt attend IME. Sergeons orderLost all benifit and ter
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Answered on October 04, 2014
You really need to consult a local workers compensation attorney, as soon as possible, before your case gets messed up any further. A local...
Can smoking marijuana affect my workers comp case?
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Answered on October 04, 2014
As long as you have a doctor's prescription, it shouldn't matter, given that you have already left that job. You should however, consult a local...
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What kind of lawyer do i need
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Answered on October 04, 2014
If you were injured in Alaska, you would have a claim for work comp in Alaska. Whether there is any additional claim in Alaska is unclear, and you...
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Workers compensation, L&I. Can I apply or start the process after my job is finished.
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Answered on October 04, 2014
In order to best protect your rights, you should consult a local attorney, who can best advise you. There are concerns for time limits and other...
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Can I fire my current workman's comp lawyer and get a different one?
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Answered on October 04, 2014
You can always change attorneys. If you consult a new attorney that you like, that attorney can help you prepare a substitution of attorneys.
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My employer's insurance company agreed to pay 90% of worker's comp. for my injury, How does that work?
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Answered on October 03, 2014
Can't tell what you mean by "90% of workers comp". You should consult a local work comp attorney who can look at it and tell you what it means.
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Re-open Washington State L&I claim even if they closed it with no settlement Sept 2013??
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Answered on October 03, 2014
It sounds like you should consult with a local attorney, to help protect your rights. You can use the search feature on this site, by clicking the...
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How can i reopen a fibromyalgia work related injury in California 1999?
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Answered on October 03, 2014
If your claim was closed by compromise and release, you can't open it. If your claim was closed by stipulated award, you have five years from your...
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At what point in a claim do i have to sign a medical release
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Answered on October 03, 2014
At any time, that you feel the insurance company is overreaching proper bounds, you should consult a local attorney, to help protect your rights....
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What happens if I don't want to do this anymore?
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Answered on October 03, 2014
If you don't need any money or medical treatment any more, sure you can quit. Just tell your attorney you want to withdraw your claim and you can...