How can I have a JFS case worker investigated for possible discrimination? reports from multiple cases...

Your question does not involve workers' compensation law. You should resubmit it as a civil rights discrimination question.

Salary continuation is often used in Ohio workers' compensation claims because it benefits the employer by avoiding payment of temporary total...

I get workers comp benefits due to my husband being killed on the job. Will I lose my benefits?

Under 4123.54 (J) of the Ohio Revised Code, compensation or benefits are not payable to a claimant during the period of confinement of the claimant...

What legal recourse do I have if my job takes me off work even though my doctor says I can perform my tasks with restrictions?

If your employer does not offer light duty work within your restrictions then you are entitled to temporary total disability compensation. This...

The facts of your case involve two separate but interrelated legal issues. The first relates to your workers' compensation claim and whether you...

Do I have to see the doctor my employer is telling me I have to see for workers comp and no one else?

I agree completely with Mr. Akin. If you are seeing a workers' compensation attorney this week it is probably wise to get the attorney's...

You will have your blood tested prior to surgery. You may also have a urine test. The employer has the right to review your medical records and...

Can you be terminated from your job why you on workers comp. Your job don't accommodate light Duty. Sent you home on worker comp

If you have been placed on light duty restrictions and your employer cannot accommodate the restrictions then you are entitled to payment of...

Today my employer passed out a paper to waive Worker's Compensation Rights.

Ohio Revised Code Section 4123.01(C)( 3) excludes from the definition of "injury" an injury or disability incurred in voluntary participation in an...

Can a doctor tell you to find another job?

Your question is difficult to analyze without more facts. A few key considerations: (1) The physician is YOUR doctor. I therefore assume that you...