Diabetes, hypertension, arthritis, pregnancy carpal tunnel, etc could all be related. Gotta give it up. Not psych records, though. Good luck.

When setttling a work comp case by stipulation and open medical, are you still subject to a social security offset ?

See my answer to your re-posting of this question. Good luck.

Does a workcomp settlent by stipulation have to be off- setted with your soc security check payments?

If you settle your workers' comp case by lump sum (C&R) then you have to take Medi-Care's interests into consideration. This may mean that you...

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Can I get workers comp?

You've got a tough case here. You should tell your employer that you want to apply for workers' compensation. For date of injury, put down...

In a workcomp case dating from 2000, which is the better way to settle with regard to C &R, or compromise and stipulation.?

This whole Medi-Care Set-Aside (MSA) thing is pretty complicated. You've only touched on the surface of it. There are ways to C&R the case, take...

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In CA. can a employer deny a claim even though they had not filed any paper work?

I see red flags going up everywhere on this one. We have a roofing contractor. We have an employer denying the claim without sending it to the...

Can I reopen a closed Work Comp case with regards to the new work comp laws passed today in California?

It is hard to imagine that any of the provisions of SB 863 will benefit you! This bill was designed as a take-away from you and a take-to the...

How long does it take to do a c&r.

Mr. Corson and Mr. Laden have given good advice. As to the job....so call your employer and ask if your job is available. Be pro-active. As to...

State laws

Generally, your commute to and from work are not considered to be work injuries. However, I want to know where this uneven pavement was. If it...

In workers' comp. settlement papers can employer attorney accept body part and within 2 weeks deny that body part?

Was there simply a typographical error in the first set? Are you trying to hold defendant to an error in typing? If so, not likely to happen. If...