I was injured at work, I filled the injury claim, and was fired 26 days later, Now what do i do.?

Please call a workers' compensation attorney to at least schedule a free consultation and there are several good workers' compensation attorneys in...

Do I need an L&I Lawyer?

Yes, you probably need a good workers' compensation attorney. The attorney will be able to help you find the medical providers you need to get...

Do I need a personal injury lawyer?

It would be a good idea for you to talk to a personal injury lawyer to learn more about your rights and get a professional opinion about the value...

I am the first wife of an unmarried ex husband who has just passed. Can I qualify for SS benefits?

If I understand your situation, you were married. Your ex-husband did not remarry and recently passed away. If you were married to him for 10...

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Do I have an L&I claim because I now use an inhaler after being exposed to dust after demolition of walls during remodel?

How long ago was this exposure? You have a year to file a claim for an industrial injury. Because this was a single event, it would probably be...

Does SSDI and Unemployment share social security numbers

I'm sorry to hear about your diagnosis and disability. Unfortunately, you cannot collect unemployment at the same time you are collecting SSDI. ...

I am on workers comp right now and have a job offer with another company, can I take the job?

Congratulations on the offer of a better job! Yes, you can take a job with another company without jeopardizing your workers' compensation...

You cannot receive time loss benefits under Washington's Industrial Insurance Act through L&I for the same period as you are receiving unemployment...

Will getting married affect my medicaid ?

Congratulations on your pending marriage. Because Medicaid is a needs-based program, getting married may change your eligibility. Because you...

Am I eligible to collect L & I if my employment is turminated, and my claim is still active?

The short answer is, yes, you are probably eligible to continue receiving L& I benefits until you are released to work by your physician. Among...