Your question landed in the workers’ compensation section of AVVO. WC is for on the job injuries which your question is not about. For that...

It's not so much your employer that wants you to work in the thrift shop....it's the insurance company. They want you working so that they don't...

I agree with Mr, Meline. What’s the question? If the PQME indicated that you had no injury and then, presumably, no need for treatment, you’ve...

It sounds to me like you want to piggy-back your living situation into a workers’ compensation claim. That’s not going to work. Your finger...

I’m going to assume that you mean a follow up appointment with your treating physician, The short answer is that this is on your time so I...

Since no NY lawyer has responded to you here, I recommend using the find a lawyer tab at the top of this page to find a top rated WC lawyer near...

I see no problem with the manager filling out the form for you. If you agree withy what’s written, go ahead and sign it. If you disagree, then...

I agree with Mr. Bollinger. The answer lies in your employer’s personnel manual. Get your lands on a copy and read it.

I agree with Mr. Wiesner. I’ve had cases go on for years following the end of the 104 week TTD period. The only detrimental effect I can think of...

In workers’ compensation, you get compensated based on your permanent l disability. So the question is, what permanent disability do you have as a...