Eugene, OR
Workers compensation Lawyer at Eugene, OR
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation, Social Security
I agree with Mr. McCormick that you should get written proof of the denial, and that you will likely need your surgeon to support the necessity of...
It is important (and only fair) to discuss your concerns with your attorney, who has likely invested a good deal of time into your case.
I agree with Ms. DiCiccio's response. The analysis of whether you are entitled to unemployment benefits is based on the nature of your separation...
I agree with Mr. Merrick. In order to be eligible for unemployment benefits when you quit a job, you must have good cause to quit. Whether you...
In order to quit (leave a job) and qualify for unemployment benefits in Oregon, the applicant must be able to show they left work with good cause. ...
Yes, you can refuse the surgery. It is your choice. However, the Insurer can close your claim, if it is determined that you are medically...
In general, you cannot sue your employer for a work related injury. The Oregon Workers' Compensation Act provides for the exclusive remedy for...
In general, the Insurer has 60 days to accept or deny your workers' compensation claim once they have knowledge of the claim. In order to receive...
Attorney Kevin Parks has provided a great response to your question. Just to add to it: The Oregon Administrative Rules relating to Unemployment...
The first installment of temporary disability is due no later than the 14th day after the employer/insurer received notice or knowledge of the...