I agree with Ms. Rubin. You have a lawyer representing you. You hired that lawyer for his expertise, experience and advice. Get your moneys...

Ten to fifteen minutes is short for an appointment but the QME should have already had your treating doctor’s records so all he would need to do is...

This is the 2nd post where you refer to “she” without telling us who “she” is. And, again, I ask whether or not you signed off on the settlement. ...

First issue is, Who is “she?” Second issue: No settlement, C&R or otherwise can be entered into without your signature. Did you sign off on this...

You may have claims in both WC and PI,. I would recommend starting with the find a lawyer tab at the top of this page to find a top rated WC...

I agree with Mr. Bollinger. WC is for on the job injuries. How is she going to prove she got the pneumonia at work? In WC she gets paid for...

And the question is….. Keep in mind that a 70% or 40% loss of range of motion is not the same as a 70% or 40% loss of function. While you may...

I agree with my colleagues. Claims against the UEBTF are a different breed of cat from most WC claims and not all WC lawyers are familiar with how...

You don’t indicate that your condition is work related but for our purposes, I’ll assume it is. If you haven’t settled your claim yet, you should...

I agree with my colleagues. But you don’t ask any question so it’s hard to answer. I, too, recommend you consult with a lawyer but you’ve already...