My lawyer against to the company wants I filled application.but my doctor put my total disability what can I DO

I agree with Mr. Epperly and Mr. Laden. I just don't understand the question. I suggest you get a friend to help you re-post your question. Sorry.

How do you handle an ongoing, 5 years, with a defense attorney that refuses to communicate? Takes everything to a trial level?

I agree with my colleagues. You want to sit down with your attorney and map out a plan. If the SCIF attorney is stonewalling, plan to get your...

Workman Compensation sleep disorder and psychological injury

Mr. Epperly and Ms. Harris are right on: Treatment...yes. Permanent disability indemnity.....no. And as Ms. Harris suggests, there may be some...

The insurance lawyer can ask anything he wants. The issue is whether or not you have to answer. I'm betting you didn't have a lawyer sitting next...

I've been found 13% stationary and permanent in a workers comp claim. When I retire is that 13% tax free for my retirement money

No. This has nothing whatsoever to do with your retirement money. The only tax implication from this workers' comp settlement is that the money...

What happens after a S&W claim?

I just can't say it any better than Ms. Harris did. Follow her recommendations.

Now what? Should I have to pay my work comp attorney 15% of my settlement after findings and orders?

Good thinking! Labor Code 4554 provides that if the employer fails to buy workers' comp insurance, then all compensation gets increased by 10%....

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My claim for 2nd surgery to remove the metal plate in my wrist was denied, My treating surgeon said he'll appeal for me.

I agree with Mr. Katnik. You want to proceed on both fronts immediately.

Have a workmans comp cases already was granted my award know i am waiting to see if they will pay me for lost wages if i go to

I agree with my colleagues that your post is confusing. Perhaps you want to use the "find a lawyer" tab at the top of this page and call an...

You have the right to refuse any diagnostic testing or treatment. Since this is a secondary treater, you may want to talk to your primary about it.

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