Completed my deposition in my CA Workers comp case yesterday. After, I realized I made a wrong answer. Not signed yet. Can I fix
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Answered on March 06, 2014
Mr. Epperly assumes that you had an attorney sitting next to you protecting your rights during your deposition. I sure hope he's right on that! ...
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California Workers’ Comp.; What is the Felony?
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Answered on March 06, 2014
A felony is a crime punishable by more than one year incarceration. I'm not sure how this question relates to the rest of your post.
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I live in california. I will be returning to full duty work. But my position is filled. Can they fire me?
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Answered on March 06, 2014
Your employer must treat you the same as they would treat any other employee out for a year on medical leave. If they would fire that other...
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Responsibility of WC attorney after settlement?
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Answered on March 05, 2014
Your attorney remains your attorney until either you fire him or he fires you (with permission of the WCAB). the problem is getting his attention...
California Workers’ Comp.; DEU Rater
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Answered on March 05, 2014
A pro per can cross-x the rater. You can do almost anything a lawyer can do in the law with very few exceptions.
Remember that the rater was...
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Im filling i864 for my wife. The 2013's income exceeds the requirement but the 2012 and 2011. Does it affect my application?
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Answered on March 05, 2014
You posted this in the workers' comp section. Workers' comp is for on the job injuries. You don't describe any on the job injury. This sounds...
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Workers comp S&W
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Answered on March 05, 2014
I, too, agree with the wonderful Ms. Harris. The S&W claim is secondary to the underlying W.C. claim. Do you have a W.C. claim on file with the...
After IMR denial
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Answered on March 05, 2014
If IMR has made a decision upholding the utilization review denial of surgery, then your attorney is probably correct. You cannot appeal the IMR...
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California Workers’ Comp.; Commutation
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Answered on March 05, 2014
I agree with Mr. Epperly that there is not enough information provided. If you asked for the commutation and you got the commutation, why would...
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California Workers’ Comp.; Commutation
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Answered on March 04, 2014
Defendant has 30 days to pay or appeal.
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