I agree with Ms. Rubin. If you want to discuss the report with an attorney, they'll need a chance to review it so you'd need to call around for a...

An illegally uninsured employer loses the "shield" of the workers' compensation exclusive remedy rule and can be liable through a standard civil...

No one can see the future and tell you whether you will or will not be fired for getting an attorney or any other reason. However it shouldn't...

You might have received a notice regarding the employer's MPN (Medical Provider Network). It might also be posted in the break room. If there is an...

There's a lot going on here. As you can see from Mr. Trust's well thought out response, your husband might be consulting with several attorneys to...

I'd suggest reviewing Mr. Borah's comments and meditating on what is more important or what will be more helpful as far as immediate next steps:...

I'll echo my colleagues sentiments. You're describing a complicated case and what sounds like a very significant injury. You're asking a yes/no...

Often, I see (and echo) the notion that it's advisable to consult with an attorney before seeing a QME because, once you see them, they become...

I agree with Mr. Borah. It seems the insurance company or their claims administrator is actively trying to get you locked in with a doctor who will...

A consultative rating is usually requested from the DEU (Disability Evaluation Unit), not a doctor. Assuming the request is to your doctor, though,...