I agree with Mr. Borah. You can file the claim but you might be WAY behind the ball on this. But that will depend on specifics and what can be...

As far as options on your work comp case, why not discuss this with your current attorney? Your old attorney should turn over your file but as far...

If you have an AME, then presumably you have an attorney and this should be discussed with him or her.

Generally it will depend on the facts and there are several factors that a judge will typically weigh in determining whether a carrier will need to...

If you're looking for legal help with your workers' compensation claim, you'll generally need to contact local workers' compensation attorneys to...

There's no way to answer this without knowing, at least, the body part involved in the first injury, the course of case for both injuries, and what...

Exactly as Mr. Bollinger suggests: Why not continue collaborating with your attorney? You hired them, sounds like they took your case to court and...

This might be more of a general employment question but work comp doesn't offer job protection. The default in California is at-will employment....

I agree with my colleagues. There's a lot of healing and a large amount of unknown here regarding where you will be functionally once healed. A...

I agree with Mr. Bollinger; there seems to be some conflating going on. Bottom line on the work comp settlement, if you're not agreeable to a C&R...