How many times can they send medications through UR in a California workers compensation claim? They did it a year ago and now

They can run each and every request for treatment through their U.R. program. Once a treatment is denied, that denial is binding for one year...

If someone is out on workers comp can her company stop her payments to her with no justification?

If you are referring to workers' comp payments, they would have to have some justification. No off work slip from treating doctor, MMI statement...

Medical settlement also ss disabilty com keeps denying me treatment and meds

You haven't asked any question but I think your issue has to do with your having settled your workers' comp claim 10 years ago with an Award for...

I agree with my colleagues. If you are looking for either another workers' comp lawyer or a legal malpractice lawyer, use the "Find a Lawyer" tab...

Can workers' comp insurance company sue doctor for negligent treatment of injured employee for whom insurance is paying meds

Shall we assume that this is a purely academic question as you, as the injured worker, have no interest in suing? What harm has the insurance...

QME request from my adjuster - 10 days to request the pane form the date on his letter of the date I received the mail?

Since you're still wlithin the 10 days either way, the question sounds to me to be purely academic and not of practical application. If you're...

Can I sue the WCIRB in California? The base rate for the class code for resident managers is unfairly high.

I agree with Mr. Alves. You cannot sue the WCIRB.

You can get VA and SSDI at the same time although there may be some off-sets so you don't get more than 80% of your pre-injury income. ...

Whether or not workers' comp settlements are community property is really not a WC question. It's more of a family law question as to how that...

Ins company excepted claim. Now a year later r/c qme report that claimed I was never injured?

Time to schedule an in-office, face-to-face appointment with your lawyer. Have your questions written out ahead of time so you don't forget anything.