For on the job injuries, your sole remedy is through workers’ compensation. You cannot sue your employer. If you were already in the company...

Your question landed in the worker’s compensation section of AVVO. WC is for on the job injuries but your question is about your driver’s license....

If the employer or their WC insurance has done something that is illegal, it’s time to call them on it. By that, I mean hire a lawyer who knows...

You have a lawyer who knows you, your case, etc. all far better than any of us here on AVVO. You should be asking this question of your lawyer. ...

you probably cannot sue your employer. Your sole remedy is usually through workers’ compensation…if you were injured. You don’t mention any injury.

You have a lot of questions and your husband has a serious injury. Too much to answer here. Why not use the find a lawyer tab at the top of this...

They may be taking the deposition for any one of a number of reasons, BUT…you should not be going into a deposition without a lawyer by your side....

The pre-printed state form says 9-12%. The form is very old. For the past 20 years, virtually all cases resolve with an attorney fee of 15% due...

You might have your PI lawyer explain to the WC lawyer that if you refuse to settle your PI claim, then WC gets nothing! That may get their...

Subpar does not mean that they did nothing. When you finally get your claim settled and if they ask for a fee at that time, you will have the...