Your question landed in the workers’ compensation section of AVVO. WC is for on the job injuries so it does not belong in the WC section. I’m...

Since your question is not about an on the job injury, it is not a workers’ compensation question. If your lawyer has offered to reduce his fee...

I agree with my colleagues. Whether your co-worker is documented or not is irrelevant and surely not your problem. What to do when asked a...

I agree with Mr. Bollinger. You are the plaintiff and the city is the defendant. You have a lawyer. You hired him for his experience,...

You don’t tell us how long ago you got hurt. My advice is to report and start the paperwork on Monday. Why wait?

I agree with Mr. English. You should file a workers' compensation claim and get that poke checked out. Hopefully it's nothing but if it turns out...

I agree with Mr Fusco. Never....and I mean NEVER listen to your friends. Your only remedy is not to sue your employer but instead to make a...

While the insurance company (who is not your friend) has administratively closed your file (what a great way to save money), it can just as easily...

I agree with Mr. Wiesner. Selection and attendance at the PQME are very....VERY big steps in your case that will make or break your case. ...

Generally speaking your only remedy for an on the job injury against your employer is through workers’ compensation, You may also have a personal...