If I have a two 2005 workers comp case in California should I have received a total of four years worth of temporary disability?

For each injury that happened in 2005 and later, there is a two year limit on temporary disability (td) benefits. And, you are entitled to only one...

I am a female caregiver and I injured my back taking one of my male clients to the restroom 6 days ago.

I agree with Mr. Connell's answer. Contact the insurance company handling your claim and find out if they are trying to get a statement from you...

On the job MVA with prior neck injury and fibromyalgia. surgery, lost job, loss of future income, worker's comp refusing to pay

Your recourse is to talk to a local WA workers' comp attorney during a free initial consultation and discuss ways to get some second opinions on...

Help washington L&I question

You've raised a couple of issues concerning your husband's employability and medical status. It sounds like his claim has been closed. At this...

L&I can and will deny retraining if they believe you are capable (conceptually) of finding employment on a reasonably continuous basis given your...

Hard to know how to answer your question. You say you "filed" in March 2011. Does that mean you filed a claim form with the employer? If so, what...

I have a shoulder injury that happend at work. And after seeing A SURGEON and months of pt i decided i wanted a second opinion.

You certainly do have a case and this is exactly the sort of problem where it will be useful to have help from an attorney. The situation you've...

Workers Comp Question

Yes, you can still receive time-loss benefits while you receive treatment for a non-work-related condition (your hiatal hernia). As long as you're...

Can I revoke my response on a L&I Third Party form?

Yes, of course you can change your answer. Your explanation might be that you made a hasty decision to rely on incomplete legal advice. But your...

Is there a time limit restriction for an occupational disease claim from the date of last exposure to the time claim is filed

Generally, you have two years to file a claim for occupational disease. The relevant statute is RCW 51.28.055, and it says that you have two years...