Dismissing worker's compensation case
First, if you have insurance, the company should do this for you because its a little tricky. Send out a letter to the applicant's last known...
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San Mateo, CA
Workers compensation Lawyer at San Mateo, CA
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation
First, if you have insurance, the company should do this for you because its a little tricky. Send out a letter to the applicant's last known...
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This is one of the easier more straight forward questions. The answer is yes, you can quit, and yes, they will still be liable for medical...
There are simply not enough facts to advise. But I can answer your question, yes, wc can file a lien and assert a credit once you collect on the...
Mr. Borah advised you well, and I'm impressed that you understand third party credit issues.
I agree with Mr. Borah. Your injury could likely be construed as a work injury (an exception to the "going and coming" rule). Your question is a...
Are you concerned that your new job will find out about your injury and not hire you? Your history as a former injured worker could turn up in a...
Were you an insured employer? If so, you should talk to the insurance company for work comp and they will let you know what steps need to be...
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It sounds like you may have to find an attorney if you haven't already. Common sense says you may not be able to get a copy of the original. What...
Have they filed a work comp case against you? It sounds like because you are saying he is a contractor, you may not have work comp insurance. ...
Possibly it can be dismissed. its a bit tricky but possible. Were you insured? The insurance company and their attorneys will know all the ins...