If. You were injured on the job, your sole remedy against your employer would be in workers’ comp. You may also have a personal injury claim...

Can you ask your doctor if he will sign you off? Sure, you can. A better question is, if I ask, will he sign me off. And that’s a question only...

You’re playing in a game where you don’t know the game, the rules of the game, the tricks of the game or the players in the game. You’re playing...

I recommend a sit down meeting with your lawyer so you can let him know you are not happy and that you want answers about what he's doing on your...

You're now almost a year since getting hurt. There are time limits on making a claim. If you're planning on pursuing this issue, you have no time...

1st: You should know that the lawyers who volunteer their time to try to help people here on AVVO always try to give their best advice. That you...

I'd recommend you get a copy of that Judge's Award saying that the rest of the money waits until you retire. I've never, in 44 years, heard of...

I agree with my colleagues. And remember, your employer can't MAKE you do anything. You are likely an "at will" employee and have the right to...

I agree with Mr. Wiesner's very complete response. First question: Is this a CA or a GA claim? Second Question: Does the doctor indicate that...

Your question landed in the workers’ compensation section of AVVO. WC is for on the job injuries and is no fault. Since your question is about...