You asked that your claim be dismissed and the judge did as you asked. That means that you now have no claim. No claim….no case….no benefits! ...

i agree with Mr. Wiesner. It’s a complicated dance between WC & PI cases. You definitely want to be represented in both to make it work out best...

Your question landed in the workers’ compensation section of AVVO. WC is for on the job injuries. You were not employed at Home Depot but rather...

If you are covered by a private disability plan you can apply for benefits. You’ll probably need a doctor to certify you off work. The terms of...

With the 13th amendment to the US constitution we outlawed slavery. You can quit any job at any time (usually) but by quitting your job you may be...

They cannot stop paying you simply because you hired a lawyer and even if they did, you would now have a lawyer who would know how to fight them.

Although you are asking about a WC settlement, the question is really a family law question. I suggest asking your question over in that section.

You've been off work for two years already? You can't get your treatment authorized? The insurance is blaming a prior injury for all of your...

I agree with my colleagues. Four years later is a very long time later to be asking your question. The time limits for making a claim may have...

if you take time off work for PT sessions, you likely won't be paid for that time unless you use vacation/sick leave. Maybe it works to your...