You either have a state or federal claim not both. If you work for federal government then its federal. They are two totally different systems...

I do concrete recently was injured at work I was pounding stakes in with my 10 pound sledgehammer the sledgehammer took off my

It is difficult to say how much your claim is worth without a more detailed discussion. Finger amputations can cause other medical issues that...

If your injury reported prior to termination then the termination should have no impact on your workers' compensation claim. Unless, the...

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Does the claims administrator have any legal responsibility to inform you when your claim is accepted?

I agree with my colleagues. Contact local experienced workers' compensation attorneys asap. Consultations are free and fees are usually 15% of...

How do I go about appealing an SSI decision? I picked up the paperwork already but would it be better to have a lawyer help me?

Contact local experienced social security attorneys by using the find a lawyer tab on AVVO or www. NOSSCR.org (National Organization of Social...

What happen if Workers Compensation grant my case upon occupational exposure while I am receiving Social Security disability?

Social Security will be entitled to an offset for workers' compensation payments if the combined amount exceeds 80 percent of your average current...

I agree that your attorney is the best place to get answers. You may also want to contact a labor and employment attorney regarding the employer...

You can file a workers' compensation claim. You should report the spider bite to your employer. They should then give you a from to fill out...

There is likely a way to categorize that 20k so that it has a minimal effect on your monthly SSDIB payment. I suggest you consult with and hire a...

Tore ligament in leg at work, workers comp doesn't want to cover the injury?

Consult with and hire a local experienced workers compensation attorney ASAP. Use the find a lawyer tab on AVVO, www.caaa.org CA Applicant’s...