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ort. I fell out of a chair 2 days ago (whole different incident) that she knows are dangerous. .she fell out too! AI am trying to clean up my credit.What can i do? FL.
answered on Dec 19, 2014
Yes. But you should hire an attorney to help with your claim.
The company's application never ask about prior injurys.I've had a bad back and neck for years and the man that hired me knew that. And now my back and neck are re injured so I'm I on my own or can I go for workers comp even thoe I only lasted one hour?
answered on Dec 27, 2014
You need to get specifically tailored advice from a worker's compensation attorney. Set up an appointment with one in your area.
answered on Dec 27, 2014
You need to get a worker's compensation attorney. Generally, yes you have to go to their doctor.
answered on Dec 27, 2014
You need to ask your worker's compensation attorney this question.
answered on Dec 27, 2014
I believe so, but direct you to go see a worker's comp attorney about this specific question.
My lawyer is telling me that workman's comp is going to ask for the money back for the care i received, and is going to take it from my settlement.
answered on Dec 27, 2014
You need to ask your attorney any and all questions that you have.
Workmans comp has made partial payments on some bills not a dime on others and is interfering with med care
answered on Dec 27, 2014
You need to get a worker's compensation attorney for these matters.
answered on Dec 27, 2014
A wide open question, it appears. Read the settlement and ask your attorney any and all questions that you have.
Acquired injury post-surgery repetitive joint disease. They denied workman’s compensation. Continued to work and acquired another injury of strained ACL and hairline fracture. judge refused to rehear settlement was forced to accept terms after 6 months post injury no benefits post injury.... View More 
answered on Dec 27, 2014
It is a big mistake not to have an attorney on your side in matters like this.
I dont kno how it works with a third party case's but was rear ended in company truck the guy that hit me has insurance as well as me however i was working at time. So work comp case was started due to reporting my injury to boss. My lawyer says we can only go after pip part of case and not... View More
answered on Dec 27, 2014
When you have an attorney, you have to ask the attorney any and all questions that you have.
That mean I have to pay back the workers comp check?
answered on Dec 27, 2014
If you are back to work, why are you receiving a check from their worker's compensation?
For Example , I am a nanny that should be under class code 0917 but my employer is using class code 8869 which is daycare when I don't work in a daycare, I go into people's homes. Am I still protected?
answered on Dec 31, 2014
Speak with a worker's comp lawyer about this. That is the only way to get a solid answer.
answered on Jan 2, 2015
It would appear to me that you would have to ask an attorney in NH, not FL.
Attorney staff is saying they have to check with accountant for dispersal. Seem to be getting run around for the last week. What do I do
answered on Jan 10, 2015
The chances of getting this answered by a worker's comp attorney on this forum are slim. Go see one.
answered on Jan 10, 2015
The chances of getting this answered by a workmen's comp attorney on this forum are slim. Go see one.
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