You cannot sue the employer. If the doctor says your wife needs 24/7 attendance, you may be able to get paid for your time taking care of your...

I also don't know what a "consignment" is. Never heard of it used in the workers' compensation context. Since you have a lawyer who you hired for...

We, of course, have no idea whether this is an adequate offer. We don't know what treatment you've received, we don't know what body parts were...

You reposted this same question so take a look at the answers to the more recent post. I think you didn't get answers to this post because you...

Has some doctor told you that your sciatica is due to your truck driving? Which company were you with when it started? You're probably going to...

I love going up against poor, defenseless, multi-national, multi-billion dollar insurance companies. Afterall, they've got the money!

Generally you cannot sue your employer for an on the job injury. Your sole remedy is through workers' compensation and you husband has already...

Assuming that you do, in fact, have a lawyer, I fully agree with Mr. Ostfeld that your lawyer is who you should be asking this question. This is a...

I agree with Mr. Grady that you should file the WC claim. I'm not so sure that it will be automatically accepted. That's why you'll want to use...

Settlements are based on your permanent impairment. You will almost certainly have some sort of impairment. We don't know how much so we don't...