Is it illegal to fire for an injury, discounting worker's comp?
I agree with Mr. Borah: Having been hurt on the job does not alter California's default of at-will employment. But if you believe the termination...
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I agree with Mr. Borah: Having been hurt on the job does not alter California's default of at-will employment. But if you believe the termination...
I agree with my colleagues. There's a court hearing. Best case if you don't appear is you're ordered to appear. Worst case you're losing rights or...
I agree with my colleagues: Both on the "Why not talk with your attorney?" and the "Why would the adjuster be offering money for an early...
You're essentially asking how much would the adjuster add to settle the medical also? What are the expected future medical needs? Did surgery lead...
I agree with Mr. Bollinger, the WPI is one part of the puzzle. You might consider consulting with a local workers' compensation attorney, having...
I agree with Mr. Borah: Talk with your attorney about this. We don't know why he's asking for a court hearing. He does. Or re-read his recent...
I agree with Mr. Borah. Your attorney should be able to discuss this with you. If not, maybe your attorney knows some personal injury attorneys you...
Your question landed in workers' compensation though you're not describing a work injury. I'm re-tagging it hoping you get more on-point responses....
I agree with my colleagues. UR cannot deny a case. UR can defer reviewing a treatment request due to a dispute over liability (for the entire case...
I agree with Mr. Borah. I'll also point out, though, that you're talking about a medical question. Your treating doctor might be the best one to...