East Berlin, PA asked in Workers' Compensation and Employment Law for Maryland

Q: What can I do?

My job has been lying and giving me false dates as to when I am to be paid for my first two weeks of work.

1 Lawyer Answer
Andrew M. Rodabaugh
Andrew M. Rodabaugh
Answered
  • Workers' Compensation Lawyer
  • Baltimore, MD
  • Licensed in Maryland

A: Consider hiring an attorney. We work on a contingency fee basis so there is no money out of pocket until money is recovered. The law requires the workers compensation insurer to pay you 2/3 of your lost wages for days missed from work. The first 3 days of absence are not paid unless you miss two weeks total. Good luck!

This is according to Maryland workers compensation law and you should confirm it is a Maryland case and not a Pennsylvania case.

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