I 100% agree with Mr. Meline; better late than never, talking with a work comp attorney ASAP would likely be your strongest move. A live...

Sorry to hear your girlfriend is going through this. You mention a lawyer. Does she have a lawyer? If she already has a lawyer, then she already...

Generally speaking, an injured worker is not obligated to undergo treatments recommended by QME, nor is a claims examiner obligated to authorize...

The amount of a reasonable fee is up to a workers' compensation judge under Labor Code section 4906.

A great many workplace injuries, fortunately, are not severe enough to warrant seeing one or two QMEs. A lot of people go back to work within...

Sorry to hear you're going through this. To your first question, yes, you can hire a lawyer. You can start calling some local attorneys to set...

As Mr. Borah mentions, filing a case with the Workers' Compensation Appeals Board and getting an ADJ number is exceedingly common when litigating a...

As my colleagues above indicate, you should consider consulting with a workers compensation attorney as quickly as possible as you might be running...

The QME has longer to author a supplemental report than an evaluation report. Also, the report might simply be late. If you're trying to do this...

As my colleagues above indicate, workers compensation is meant to protect employees who are hurt at their places of work. A 501(c)(3) with...