You have a lawyer whom you hired for his experience, expertise and advice. He knows you and your case better than any of us here on AVVO. You're...

you would expect to receive two types of compensation in workers' compensation. The first is temporary, total disability paid while the doctor has...

I agree with Mr. Wiesner. I think he hit all the issues in your situation. You may want to use the "Find a Lawyer" tab at the top of this page to...

You’ve got a lot of issues going on here. First, if you’ve been off work for two years you probably should be applying for Social Security...

Restrictions don't affect the rate. Rate is the dollar amount you get paid each week. Restrictions would affect the permanent disability level. ...

You probably cannot sue your employer if you were injured on the job but you could file a workers' compensation claim.

i agree with Mr. Bollinger. You need to be talking about this with your lawyer. He may be able to file to go to court to get this issue resolved.

Every case is different so the person with the most knowledge of your specific case is the person you hired for his experience, expertise and...

they can do it. Of course, you could also unilaterally change the appointment again to something that is more comfortable for you. Two can play...

The short answer is a simple "yes they can." Just as you can fire your lawyer at any time, he can fire his client at almost any time. To make him...