If you injured your foot at work, then you have a workers’ compensation claim. Have you made a claim through your employer? If not do so NOW! If...

There are company’s who do that but they are very very expensive and will wind up taking most or all of any benefits due to you. Don’t do it! If...

I agree with my colleagues. If you were in the company parking lot, then this is likely a valid WC claim. If the property was owned by someone...

Your sole remedy against your employer for an on the job injury would be through WC. Even if you could sue the employer you’d have to prove that...

If you are asking if there are any workers’ compensation restrictions on travel, the answer is onl those restrictions that your treating doctor has...

Clearly, your regular doctor does not do groin injuries or does not do workers’ compensation injuries. When he said he was not going to evaluate...

You don’t say it but I just know no one would be silly enough to try to handle a WC claim which they do not understand and at the same time try to...

If your case has been denied by the WC insurance and your employer is being obstructive, maybe you want to get a gladiator on your side to take on...

Your question landed in the workers' compensation section of AVVO. WC is for on the job injuries and you don't mention any on the job injuries. ...

I agree with Mr. Meline's analysis. You have a valid WC claim. That is "no fault" and will provide you with medical care and pay for time off...