Yes. You still have a case. I agree with Mr. Borah. IMR only regards treatment. Read the UR denial closely. There may be information on what...

I am currently on workers comp with a back injury of L-3, L-4, L-5, S-1, flat back of 20% curvature,

To answer the question, yes you can, but it is very unlikely that a carrier will piecemeal a settlement of any kind. It is not in their interest...

Do I still recieve workmans comp if I find a part time job

Yes, but the scope of benefits may change in relation to your part time employment.

As an employee that was hired full-time to replace an injured worker, then fired to return the injured worker to her position.

I agree with Mr. Borah, you should consult an employment attorney, unless you were an at will employee. Under such circumstances the employer is...

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I agree with Mr. Borah. You do not ask a question, but seem to be venting about how your comp case turned out. If you did not file or appeal the...

The Workers Comp insurance company sent me a Compromise & Release form. Does its body parts list affect what Medicare pays for?

It is unusual for the carrier not to separately list the body parts in the comments section of the settlement. The Body Part Codes are only for...

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Do adjusters have to tell the truth?

Generally speaking a first offer is a means to assess whether or not you are really interested in settlement. At this point your should tell the...

12% disabled what should be my settlement from insurance company, workers comp

For 2011 dates of injury the disability is $8797.50 plus or minus 15% depending upon whether or not you go back to work. However, the disability...

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I was injured on the job, I may have a permanent disability what are my rights.

As long as you are receiving your benefits, you are whole. It is when the benefits stop or are denied that you need to consider representation. ...

How do I get off of federal workers compensation and put on permanent disability

At this point I believe you should qualify for social security, so I suggest you speak with a different classification of attorney, social...