Your question ended up in the workers' compensation section. I'm re tagging it to consumer protection in the hopes you get more on-point responses....

Generally the sole recourse for the effect of an on the job injury is a workers' compensation claim, not a law suit. But if you want to explore...

TTD means unable to work regardless of restrictions, TPD essentially means can work with restrictions. TTD by a doctor typically means the adjuster...

Have you asked your attorney when he or she expects you to get paid and their advice? If I have a client who who is three states away and the...

Your attorney can't force the defense to agree to an early settlement (and that's what it sounds like you're asking for). The most someone can do...

Agreed: You're likely looking at retaining two attorneys if you want representing for both a workers' compensation matter and an employment matter.

Has the adjuster denied liability for your claim? Is a QME finding the injury not industrial (or not sufficiently industrial to be compensable)?...

We don't know your attorney or any of the facts of your case. I'm sure you realize that but that's preface to explaining the settlement your...

I'm assuming you have an attorney and you should discuss the particulars of your case with your attorney. Generally, OTOC is an "order taking off...

There is a lot in your post that seems to distract from your question. You're making accusations against your attorney and employer that don't have...