My workers comp hasn't paid me since jan.2016 and was supposed pay after feb. 19 and told state disability that sign up for now.

This question is a little confusing but I'm glad you have a lawyer. I'm not sure what your question is or what happened. I wish I could be of...

What do I do next as to going back to work? Thank you!

The question is a little confusing, but I suggest but go back to work (as long as you feel you are ready) and request to have your job back. Your...

Can I reopen or reclassify an old work place injury claim for ongoing care due to deterioration? What are my options here?

It depends on the type of settlement you had 25 years ago. If you left your medical care open, you theoretically have a lifetime of coverage for...

I have a Workers' Compensation dilemma what can I do?

I'm sorry that I can see you have pushed a hot button with the attorneys on this forum. During times of "treatment" don't hesitate to ask your PTP...

The insurance company will need the actual report from the QME before they will pick up benefits. It is supposed to be issued. The QME has 30...

I cannot guess what the reason is but it's a large case (over 75%) so it's not uncommon for a defense attorney to further question a doctor.

I am in a wheelchair and require another surgery (due to injury) need an assistant to go with me. Workers Compensation

I have a client in this situation and the insurance company did pay flight for her sister to accompany her to evaluations. You need to have your...

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I got injured at work and I don't know if I should wait for my employer to call me back to work or should I contact an attorney?

From what you wrote, it sounds like you are entitled to lost wages (temporary disability). Write a letter to the insurance company documenting the...

Yes, workers comp can deny benefits if you reject the job. However, is the job they gave you a longer drive than the one you had before? Why can't...

Could I take a cash pay out for a claim and use the ither for further medical care and medication.

Interesting question. I agree with Mr. Epperly and Mr. Borah. We need more facts. It does happen, but it could be construed as "double dipping."...