I agree with Mr. Velonis. Workers’ comp is for employees so the question is, were you an employee and got a W-2 at the end of the year or were you...

I agree with my colleagues. Workers’ comp is for on the job injuries and, so far, she hasn’t demonstrated any injury other than the yuck factor.

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Since no lawyer from WA has responded to your question in 6 days, I recommend you use the find a lawyer tab at the top of this page to find a top...

SSDI is paid by the United States Federal Government. I'm left to wonder who is Utica Mohawk and how do they figure into this case.

I agree with Mr. Bollinger. Every case is different. It is evaluated based on your restrictions. Are you restricted from no lifting over...

I agree with Mr. Bollinger. But...forget about "justice." That just doesn't exist! I recommend using the find a lawyer tab at the top of this...

The general rule in workers' compensation is that it is "no fault" insurance so if you are on the job as an employee and get hurt, you are covered....

I agree with Mr. Wolf. Workers' compensation is "no fault" insurance so it doesn't matter who's "fault" the accident was. If you were an employee...

You don't tell us whether you settled your claim by Stipulated Award or by Compromise and Release. If by Stips, then the paperwork should indicate...