I agree with my colleagues. If the employer is illegally uninsured, it's usually more reason to get an attorney. If you mean they don't have an...

I agree with Mr. Light. There's a strong chance your employers insurer would have more liability than someone shoplifting. If you haven't started a...

I agree with Mr. Borah. If you're thinking about pursuing workers' compensation benefits, why not have a free consultation with an attorney?...

Typically, for work comp purposes, the AME will be followed. An AME is agreed to based on confidence in that doctor's ability to render meaningful...

I agree with Mr. Borah's comments, a lot of the issues you're encountering are problems your attorney created. Medical treatment needs toe be...

I agree with Mr. Borah. An AME doesn't mean you get answers to your medical questions and doesn't guarantee you're back to work or have permanent...

I echo Mr. Borah's comments. If you feel you have an injury, you'll get a much better diagnosis from a doctor in person than an attorney through a...

Workers' compensation includes medical care. If your employer or their insurance company is paying for medical, then you might already be getting...

Mr. Borah's response is spot on. It depends on where things are but if the paperwork isn't signed or approved by the judge, the adjuster won't be...

Is it possible you're talking about a Labor Code 132a petition and the call is regarding that after the underlying work comp case has settled with...