Q: Follow up question concerning workmans comp claim
I had ask about denial before MRI. I live in Maryland and work in Pa. Will your advice be different for this situation? Thank you so much.
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It very well could depending on the laws of Pennsylvania. Maryland law may still apply depending on the type of employment, location of employers main office, work frequency, job duties.... It is best to talk to an attorney directly to go over your situation.
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A: It may depend. It's not clear if the claim was filed in PA or MD. But, it seems you should be entitled to initial diagnostic testing in any jurisdiction. It's not clear from your question if the entire claim was denied, or just the testing. You should promptly consult with an experienced worker's compensation attorney.
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