Are work related injury settlements taxable?

Regular WC benefits and settlements are tax free. However, some areas may be taxable and your WC attorney can advise you which to be concerned...

California workers compensation question: Are Applicant Attorney's able to do UR appeals and also do IMR requests?

In our office, we get 20 to 30 UR denials each week. I am a solo practitioner, so if you multiply this times the number of applicant attorneys the...

My supervisor refuses to respect my work restrictions ordered by the workman's comp doctor. Can I refuse to work ?

It sounds like you have a serious injury. You need a WC attorney ASAP, and may need to consult an employment attorney. Do not wait.

Work Comp - I broke my wrist, had surgery & device implanted. QME rated perm disability at 8%. Is this fair settlement?

I agree with the others. Complex question without enough information to provide a coherent answer. You need to conult with a WC attorney

If you are unable to work your regular and customary job without modifications and the employer does not bring you back to work, you may be well...

I just gotten through two injections which didnt help me.... I been off work for almost 6 months now and before I usually get my

Very difficult question to answer without more information. Your attorney is your best resource. Keep trying, and be polite. The lack of payment...

Can I fire my attorney ASAP!!

I agree with the others. If you want to fire your lawyer, you can do so at any time. You can get a form from the State of California DWC website...

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You should appeal the EDD denial as soon as possible, and do not wait on that. outline in your appeal why you think the decision was erroneous,...

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Get to the doctor, even if it your own personal doctor and have them put you on disability ASAP. Then get yourself to a good WC attorney. You have...

What does it mean when the workers comp insurance company says I was "overpaid bc of the QME report stating I'm at

Not all claimed overpayments are allowed as a credit. This is an area where the circumstances of the alleged overpayment can make a difference....