We lawyers never get involved in the underwriting aspect of claims. I suggest you contact your insurance agent and explore this question with them.

Having a WC ~ PI cross-over case is very complicated and there are no simple answers. I think you posted on this same issue about a week ago. ...

What you do in this situation may have major ramifications for you. I wouldn't rely on the answers of a bunch of layers on AVVO who don't know you...

i agree with Mr. Pedersen. This sounds like a WC issue but you may have waited too long. I recommend you using the "Find a Lawyer" tab at the top...

I agree with Mr. Meline. It would be useful in analyzing your situation to have a bit more information. If your dismissing your claim had nothing...

IF you were injured at job #1 and as a result of that injury you were missing time from work at job #1 and the Wc insurance company from job #1 is...

Sadly, what your attorney is telling you about the medical treatment benefit in a workers' compensation claim is probably pretty accurate. We...

WC/PI claims are complicated. But since you already have a lawyer for your PI claim whom you hired for his experience, expertise and advice, why...

I practice in CA and can't answer for TX but here, an employer cannot fire you for getting hurt on the job. But since no TX lawyer answered you...

Were you injured? if not, then you don't have to do anything other than replacing the fire extinguisher on the wall. If so, then report this as a...