I agree with Mr. Borah. If you want to look into your rights then you'll probably need to get your paperwork in order and call a local workers'...

I agree with Mr. Borah. You can try to work with your attorney or drop him and either represent yourself or try to find someone else.

I agree with Mr. Borah. It looks like you have very fact specific questions about specific reports written by specific doctors. It also appears you...

I agree with Mr. McCreary. I'll also add that some people might think they qualify more than an attorney thinks they would qualify. Keep in mind,...

Work comp attorneys who take SIBTF cases, in my experience as one, work on a contingency fee basis so a percentage. Is it worth it? I don't know...

Your best best would be to set up a consultation with a local work comp attorney. Sounds like the lead should have done better. Does that mean it...

I'm not entirely clear on how you feel your rights are being violated but if it's surveillance, the defendant is allowed to observe and record...

It's going to depend. When were you injured? Had you clocked in? Was there a benefit to the employer? Or were you told to never drive a company car...

Did you file a claim? Was your claim accepted? Is there a work status not from a doctor taking you off work for this period? These are questions...

There is no set in stone timeline on that. But if you feel they're dragging your feet and you don't have an attorney, I expect you know how to...