Is my workers comp attorney suppose to fight ASAP if I am released off of workers comp before I am better?

Make an appointment to sit down with your attorney and go over your concerns and your lawyer's plan of action. If you haven't already done so,...

PPD payments have ended, Employer does not have work for Injured worker. How can Injured worker receive wages or benefits?

If you already have an attorney, talk to your attorney. If you do not have one, you should go have a free consultation with an experienced...

While I agree with the advice my colleagues already provided, I just want to add that you definitely should discuss this with your doctor. Driving...

While I agree with what Ms. Siles already said, I would add that the answer to your question really depends on what you mean by "stay open." ...

Live in CA & injured at work. 3 neurologists requested approval for ophthalmologist but adjuster denied. Can he do this?

The adjuster cannot decide to reject your treating doctor's request for authorization for the referral on his or her own. To hold up, assuming...

Do I need to file a new DWC1 if there is pain in an anatomical area that was not originally mentioned in the original DWC1?

You don't need to submit a new DWC-1 form. It's the same injury. If and when the time comes that you or your attorney need to file an application...

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Can I return to my regular position at work when doctor P&S restrictions do not affect my essential job functions?

It sounds like you may have a claim under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the California Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA). You...

Forgot to ask questions for workman comp

Far too often I have seen lawyers take the deposition of a doctor without first carefully weighing the potential benefits of doing so against the...

I'd suggest that you call and ask to schedule an appointment to sit down with your attorney and get your questions answered. I'm a bit confused...

Can I open a workers comp claim if I only worked for a few months?

The short answer is, yes you can. And you should, especially if you are going to need surgery. You will be entitled to receive temporary...