You cannot sue your employer for on the job injuries. Your sole remedy is through workers’ compensation. Why was the floor wet? Due to actions...

Your question landed in the workers’ compensation section of AVVO. WC is for on the job injuries which you question is not. I’ve moved it over to...

I agree with Mr. Bollinger. In CA, the defendant (the employer or their insurance company) pays the costs. That means that, yes, even if the...

I agree with Ms. Rotstein. If you’ve been off work for 2 years, then this is a pretty serious injury. You would do well to use the “Find a...

Even after playing the WC game for 5 years, you’re still playing in a game where you don’t know the rules of the game, the tricks of the game, the...

:I agree with my colleagues. The doctor should put your health ahead of the job. There are lots of jobs out there but only one body for you. You...

Since no one from NY has responded to your question, I suggest you use the "Find a Lawyer" tab at the top of this page to find a top rated WC...

Since no one from MO has reponded to your question, I suggest you use the "Find a Lawyer" tab at the top of this page to find a top rated WC lawyer...

Since no one from TX has responded to you here on AVVO, I suggest you use the "Find a Lawyer" tab at the top of this page to find a top rated WC...

Your question landed in the workers' compensation section of AVVO. WC is for on the job injuries and you describe no injury. I don't believe this...