Workers' comp works much differently than a personal injury case. Workers' compensation is a "limited benefits" system and pain and suffering is...

If you have a lawsuit filed (not just the WC insurance claim), hopefully you have an attorney and, if so, you should discuss this with that...

That's a pretty broad question and it's not entirely clear if the job you were injured on was something you were doing through your business or...

Work restrictions, what should be pretty common-sense, can be complicated. E.g., what is it about driving your doctor is restricting? It only...

As my colleagues above indicate: Consult with some local attorneys. Ask what they think about the doctors you're seeing and whether they'd help...

They're the same in that if you have either (or believe you will have either), it's probably worth talking with an attorney. They're different...

To emphasize Mr. Meline's point: Once you see the QME, they're essentially locked into a case. This doctor (for better or worse) essentially...

An associate attorney is an attorney. It doesn't inherently reflect experience or skill. That person could be an associate with 20 years work comp...

As Mr. Borah has said, this is certainly a question for your attorney but not everyone with an attorney sees an AME. I'd expect most people with...

Hi John, Sorry you're dealing with a work injury. Your message landed on the Avvo Q&A board though. You can set up a consultation with a local...