I agree with Mr. Wiesner. If you re-read your question, you provided your own answer. You are treating with a non-WC doctor. You are required to...

I agree with Mr. Wiesner. Asking the same question a 2nd time doesn't give different answers. But the answer to your question about who is your...

I agree with my colleagues. The answer will require more data and a nuanced analysis. Your relative should use the find a lawyer tab at the top...

I agree with Mr. Meline. If your wife was injured on the job, then her remedy is by filing a workers' compensation claim with HR or personnel.

I agree with my colleagues. Your lawyer is trying to get you the best deal he/she can. Mr. Wiesner is, apparently, more communicative with his...

This is the easiest question we've had all day. You have a lawyer who you hired for his experience, expertise and advice. You should be talking...

I agree with Mr. Wiesner. You're not a doctor so you're not qualified to opine on his injuries. You're not a workers' comp expert so you're not...

The answer is a qualified "yes." We need a few more facts like how long had she been clocked out? Where on the property was she? Why was she...

I agree with my colleagues. BUT.... if the issue at trial is whether or not they have to authorize that new treating doctor, maybe you do want to...

I agree with Mr. Wiesner. Trust your lawyer. BUT…you can look him up here on AVVO by using the find a lawyer tab at the top of this page. You...