Seattle, WA
Personal injury Lawyer at Seattle, WA
Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Workers Compensation, Wrongful Death
The general rule is that you cannot sue a coworker for negligence. The general rule is you cannot sue your employer for a coworkers'...
Whether insurance will or should pay are two different issues. The lack of a license is not fatal to the claim, however it does not help. The...
You can get PPD for a shoulder impairment, even without surgery. You may wish to have an attorney look at your medical records and give you a PPD...
You should consult with a lawyer, many will be happy to give you an initial free consultation.
It is unusual for an IME physician to rate a cat 3 mental health, because most IME physicians tend to minimize worker problems. You likely have a...
Lump sum is for PPD. Don't mess around with a structured settlement unless you can and will be returning to work. If you take a structured...
I agree with attorney Gates answer. In addition, if you do allow the employees to commute to or from home to Washington State work site, then the...
My sympathies to your husband for his serious injury. The good news is the possibility of a L&I pension for a career ending injury. This pension...
You ask good questions. However more information is needed to answer most of those questions. The PPD rules are technical. Most work-comp...
PPD comes at case closure. To close your case with PPD you need to be employable. Employable means working or able work. This requirement is...