I agree with Mr. Borah: If you don't have an attorney, you might think about spending some time to think of whether you can find a good answer to...

"Attorneys should signs petition and help injured workers"...I understand you're frustrated, that's clear. But asking a group of attorneys...

It depends on how far under 40 you're talking and whether the person who happens to have a PHD in psychology was the QME for your work comp case...

MMI means a doctor thinks you're stable. Doesn't mean there will not be changes in your medical condition, just that the doctor thinks they'll be...

Did you mean the injury was 2009 or 2019? As you can see in Mr. Borah's question, it can be a big difference. If 2009, you'd be outside the 5 years...

If you need a second opinion, you should call local attorneys for a consultation. This forum isn't for specific guidance in specific cases....

Nothing is going to happen until benefits are claimed. You can talk w/ HR for the paperwork or you can get it online (I typically throw "DWC-1"...

I agree with Mr. Meline; there isn't enough information in your post to know if you're talking about a wage and hour issue, bad faith insurance...

If you want to switch attorneys, you'll need to call other attorneys for consultations. The information you've provided doesn't contain any of the...

Agreed, sounds like a work injury. The claim form to start the process is called a DWC-1 and you can find it online or get one from your employer....