I agree with Mr. Borah. I'll all that if you don't have an attorney, it might be worth your time having a free consultation with a local workers'...

I agree with Mr. Borah, she can apply for work comp benefits if she was an employee but being paid under the table introduces hurdles. It's up to...

I agree with Mr. Borah. It sounds like you're discussing a lien and if there's no over-payment and the WC adjuster didn't have an obligation to pay...

I agree with Mr. Kayrell. The Guidelines and where a doctor places a given injury into those guide lines aren't something an attorney can divine...

I agree with Mr. Bollinger, it's not clear what in damages you'd seek. That said, you could consult with an attorney who focuses on medical...

The CA WC system doesn't impose a process for this except to say that if, within 60 days of knowing the final restrictions an employer does not...

I agree with Mr. Kayrell; typically the defense but it depends on the terms of the settlement and facts related to the hospital visit and case....

I agree with Mr. Borah. Also...you haven't mentioned whether there was a work injury. Did the fracture come from work? Is there a work comp claim...

I agree with Mr. Borah: Your employer can put a price on their profits, no one can put a price on the value of health. Your doctor, by saying both...

I'll be the odd one out: You might be able to resolve this on your own. But I usually analogize it to doing your own legal work to doing your own...