What if you have an L&I claim since 2008 and approved for permanent partial disability in 11/2012 by a judge, what's next?

Depends on whether the claim is open or closed. You should call and consult with a workers comp attorney. He or she will get more specific info...

After being laid off with a L & I injury do I have to accept a lower paying job. outside of current experiance.

It is unclear whether your Labor and Industries claim is still open and whether you are receiving timeloss compensation. You don't have to accept...

Can your employer submit your job of injury as light duty and get it approved by the doctor?

For you to reject the job and get timeloss compensation you do need a doctor to certify that you are unable to do it. I would suggest trying it and...

The doctor made mistake during the procedure what I should do.?

You should call a workers' compensation attorney and probably also a medical malpractice attorney. If you speak to one or the other, they should be...

What legal steps should I take to get my employer to address my ergonomic needs and injuries caused on the job?

If you have not filed a workers' compensation claim, you should probably do so. Once you file a claim, and assuming it is allowed, you may be...

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Does this sound like discrimination?

Since you may not have an employment discrimination claim, it will be very important to pursue whatever workers' compensation benefits you are...

I need a lawyer to help with my Lni case it's currently OPEN. Current attorney is closing practice.

I am such an attorney and am more than happy to speak with you regarding your claim. Call me and I will get some basic information from you...

Since you may not have an employment claim, it will be important to pursue whatever workers' compensation benefits you are entitled to. You may be...

Will I get L&I if I funked drug test for work

Just testing positive doesn't necessarily mean that your claim should be denied but certainly means you should try to obtain an attorney and you...

I doubt that much of this has anything to do with you being a lay rep and Mr. Corson makes a valid point. As an attorney who practices before the...

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