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...

I agree with my colleagues. This isn't something where someone can say "$52,476.44" based on the information you provided. Depending on the facts,...

If your attorney's assistant isn't much help, why not have them ask your attorney about this? Or why don't you ask your attorney directly? When you...

Your question ended up in the workers' compensation section. I'm moving it to personal injury hoping you get more on-point responses. All the best!

I agree with my colleagues. If you're looking at switching representation, (a) usually the sooner the better and (b) try to make sure the next...

Generally yes though the rate might be lower if the rate of pay was lower at the defendant employer. If you haven't consulted with a local workers'...

There's 5 years from the date of injury to re-open a case for new and further disability if you settled with open medical. Please consider bringing...

I fully agree with my colleagues. Also, if you are planning to roll into court on this issue, you might keep in mind that attorneys, doctors, and...