Do I file work comp claim even if my employer doesn't have wc insurance?
Yes you should still file a claim. If your employer is not self insured then you will need to join the uninsured employees fund. I suggest you...
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Workers compensation Lawyer at Chico, CA
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Yes you should still file a claim. If your employer is not self insured then you will need to join the uninsured employees fund. I suggest you...
This is showing up under Workers Compensation, on the job injuries. I will try to reclassify for you.
It is not clear how anyone has determined you have a permanent disabiiity. Have you been to a QME? In addition to your workers comp claim, you...
This is showing up under social security law. I am reclassifying as family law so that you hopefully receive some responses.
Just as you have attorney client privilege so do his other clients. Your attorney cannot discuss your case with the other accident victims. Since...
You have both a workers comp claim and a PI claim. They can both be "open" at the same time. The work comp carrier will have what is called a...
Unless there is some third party negligence or serious and willfull misconduct by the employer then workers compensation is your only recourse. ...
This is showing up under workers' compensation and it is not a work comp question. What type of case? Child custody? I don't think there would...
It will depend on whether the attorneys agree to have the new QME review the old QME's report. If the attorneys can't agree one way or the other,...
You will need to call around. You might also want to keep in mind that if your damages are less than (or your case is worth less than) $10,000 you...