Without knowing ALL of the facts, I’m not going to second guess your lawyer who knows ALL of the facts of your case. Why not schedule a sit down...

Your question landed in the workers’ compensation section of AVVO. WC is for on the job injuries. It doesn’t sound like you were on the job when...

You did the right thing by filing your WC claim and keeping a paper trail. It’s time to go back to HR and ask what is happening with your claim. ...

There may be other issues going on that you are not aware of. Since your lawyer is not responding to your emails, I would schedule an in-office,...

You’ve got a lot of issues here and there isn’t enough space to respond to all of them. I recommend you use the find a lawyer tab at the top of...

I agree with Mr. Ostfeld. If you were injured on the job, your only remedy against your employer is through workers’ compensation. You may also...

You can take the deposition of the claims adjuster but what would you be trying to accomplish? Get them to admit that they had lied? Cheated? ...

There is no legal limit as to how long they can hold on to the C&R documents. The only limitation is your patience. 5 months seems like a long...

Again, I agree with Mr. Wiesner’s sage advice. Oh, and by typing all in CAPITAL letters, you are shouting on line. Please don’t shout at us. ...

I agree with Mr. Wiesner. Going directly to court is not always the answer. Maybe your lawyer has written to the QME asking him to include those...

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