I think your questions #1 & #2 are identical. Maybe I'm missing something. I think your question is whether you can "double dip" and the answer...

I agree with Mr. Bollinger. Your case is likely venued in the state where you were injured. Alaska? Washington? If the insurance wants you to...

i agree with Mr. Bollinger. You need to light a fire under them. You can ask them for the insurance company contact information and make that...

you indicate that you have thumb pain from repetitive work. you indicate that you've worked at the pharmacy for over 25 years. You indicate that...

I agree with my colleagues. Just because the employer classifies your father as an IC doesn’t necessarily make him an IC. This can get real...

The next step is you asking your lawyer what he’s going to do next. I like Ms. Rubin’s idea of taking theQMEs deposition. that’s something your...

You likely cannot sue USPS for an on the job injury. You can, however, file a claim through their workers’ compensation system. As a federal...

You won’t have to pay a lawyer if you don’t have one but I strongly recommend you get one. You don’t know the game, the rules of the game, the...

I agree with Mr. Bollinger. Your lawyer hasn’t made a cent from your case. He only gets paid when he concludes the case. So why hasn’t he...

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