I agree with my colleagues: Ask your attorney. Benefits shouldn't stop simply because you hired an attorney but to get a sense of what might be in...

I fully agree with Mr. Borah. This sounds like a significant injury and you're not getting benefits you deserve. This is something that should be...

I agree with Mr. Borah: You hired an attorney, discuss it with you attorney. You mentioned something resolved but we don't know what that means...

Have you asked your attorney if the 15% fee was disclosed? Fees in work comp are set by judges, not agreement between the injured worker and their...

Why would you owe money? You have a PI attorney who might be able to work some of the liens down so you're seeing something form the PI case but...

Typically, if it's material, you or your representative would say "actually, Judge, we do have that report." Some attorneys simply blather. If it's...

I'd suggest checking the judge's order for a timeline. If you're represented by an attorney, ask him or her. Depending on the carrier, they might...

I agree with my colleagues. Getting an attorney doesn't mean you're suing your employer, it means you're obtaining representation to maximize your...

I agree with Mr. Anapol that an on the job injury would be a workers' compensation matter (outside limited exceptions). If you haven't reported the...

I agree with my colleagues; the doctor telling you it wasn't work related in 2013 might have done you a favor in a sense. You've been able to treat...