I agree with my colleagues. You need to make a counter proposal but you will never be taken seriously by representing yourself. I recommend using...

I agree with Mr. Bollinger. What does your written fee agreement state? That's what is going to control in this situation.

Since you've tried to find a lawyer and no one will take your case I think your question of whether or not you should represent yourself or get a...

Your question landed in the workers' compensation section of AVVO. WC is for on the job injuries and that's not what your question is about. I've...

You probably cannot sue your employer but you may well have a workers' compensation claim. To find that lawyer that Mr. Wolf recommends, use the...

I agree with Mr. Chaban that more information is needed. My guess, and it's only a guess, is that you will be treated as an employee and your only...

I agree with my colleagues that you cannot sue. You could file a workers’ compensation claim but that would require an injury. Have you seen a...

I agree with my colleagues. The attorney fee is calculated on the entire settlement, including the MSA amount.

I agree with my colleagues. Your primary remedy against your employer would be through workers’ comp. If you haven’t already filed a claim, do it...

I agree with my colleagues. You want, and the QME is required, to review all relevant medical evidence.