Your question landed in the workers’ compensation section of AVVO. WC is for on the job injuries and that’s not what your question is about. I’ve...

In California we have the Uninsured Employers Fund run by the State of California. I bet Colorado has something similar. Our UEF will pay off the...

I agree with Ms. Hayes. Most injured employees return to their same employer unless the terms of their WC settlement prohibit such a return or the...

You are still eligible for WC benefits even if you no longer work for that employer. If terminating employment terminated WC benefits, every...

I agree with Mr. Bollinger. Without without the contract, the lawyer is entitled to be paid for the work he did on the case on an hourly basis. ...

A utilization review denial of those particular treatment modalities means only that they are denying those particular treatment modalities. It...

I agree with my colleagues. It’s safe to say that we don’t know much of anything about your case but that your lawyer does. It’s safe to say...

That is a particularly good answer from my friend, Mr. Wiesner! You could call the insurance company and ask for direct deposit. Most of them...

You need to be discussing this with your lawyer. He knows you and your situation far better than any of us here on AVVO. Of course, you can...

Your question is not about WC benefits but CalPERS retirement benefits. Those are two different programs but if you are out on disability...