How can I get a lump sum settlement on my work Comp claim because I don't want to go back to working that job
I agree with Mr. Huey and Mr. Nakatani. You shoild consult with local experienced work comp attorneys ASAP.
Chico, CA
Workers compensation Lawyer at Chico, CA
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I agree with Mr. Huey and Mr. Nakatani. You shoild consult with local experienced work comp attorneys ASAP.
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Yes you can hire an attorney. The attorney fee will likely be 15% of the settlement.
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