I agree with my colleges: In the vast majority of cases, the workers' compensation system is the exclusive remedy for an on the job injury. If,...

I agree with Mr. Borah: He may be entitled to a fee for services rendered but if there's a dispute on the fee, ultimately it's up to a judge to...

I agree with my colleagues, there isn't enough information here for us to answer and your attorney should be able to shed light on that. I'll add...

I agree with my colleagues. You're describing a cumulative trauma or repetitive strain injury. It sounds like the end date of exposure has passed...

QMEs should review the records provided. Does every QME read every page thoroughly? I'd probably put the odds of that around the same as everyone...

I agree with Mr. Borah. It doesn't cost you anything to consult with an attorney. And I doubt any attorney would be able to tell you to sign a...

I agree with my colleagues: If you have work comp insurance, why not let them handle it? That's what they're there for.

I agree with Mr. Borah that it will be more challenging to find a third (or fourth) attorney. Not impossible though. But bigger picture is why have...

I agree with Mr. Borah: Enough for what? To be considered a claim for workers' compensation benefits? If you have any doubt on whether they...

I'm not sure exactly what you're asking but generally PDAs (permanent disability advances) might start before a P&S report if there's a basis for...