I can't read their mind but I expect to a large degree they want to know whether any of your symptoms were brought up to a doctor before just...

I agree with my colleagues. The typical legal action is to say "I can't do do that, it's beyond my restrictions." There can be very narrow...

I agree with Mr. Borah. You might consider setting up a consultation with a local work comp attorney to review the report with you. The short...

I agree with my colleagues:the QME is of paramount importance. No, not every case requires a QME report to settle but if a QME is getting involved,...

I agree with Mr. Borah. I'll add that you can look to consult with an attorney if you're concerned yours isn't on the right path but it sounds like...

I agree that there isn't enough information to answer your question or even have a clear sense of what's happening. We don't even know if you ever...

I agree with Mr. Borah that the work comp case continues. Except for protecting someone from being the target of retaliation, workers' compensation...

I agree with my colleagues. It sounds like a serious injury (which it seems you know). You can either continue working with your current attorney...

Hi Catherine, I'm moving your question to the social security section on Avvo so you can hear from attorneys who practice in that field. If you...

$34,000 (40k after 15% attorney's fees) is not going to last forever. I hope you've considered looking for work or applying for SDI if you...