I'm a chiropractor. Can I see a patient that fell at work without filing worker comp claim?
I believe it is completely fine if she is paying you. It sounds like she knows her rights and she has the option not to file a claim.
San Mateo, CA
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I believe it is completely fine if she is paying you. It sounds like she knows her rights and she has the option not to file a claim.
This is an interesting issue that I've heard posed before at workers compensation conferences. I agree with the others that you can file a claim,...
Receiving the QME panel can take a while. At times the medical unit who assigns the panel gets backed up. I don't know what the time frames are...
If there is any possibility that you will have surgery, even in the far future, you should add another $20,000.
I don't think you need an attorney. I wouldn't recommend it unless your situation changes.
Yes, that sounds like proper procedure. If you feel ready to go back to work and your doctor agrees with the restrictions, it is fine. You may want...
The injured worker is supposed to appear at his trial. There are always circumstances when someone is not present. Whether the injured worker still...
There are attorneys who will do a free consult, however, even if you find one that charges, that will be a one time payment and the only time they...
I agree with my colleagues, however, if you are not permanent and stationary, there may not be much for your current attorney to do at this time....
I agree with Mr Mazzoni that there is little you can do. Unless, you stipulated to injury of the neck or spine, you should verify the body...