I don’t know what the letter means I had surgery done already but need another surgery with no garuntee of it being 100 percent but I am having another surgery on my left ankle again
answered on Jul 6, 2020
Talk to your attorney in confidence. If you do not have an attorney, find one as soon as you can. They can help you navigate this process and advocate for your rights.
Will i still get benefit? until cleared with no limitations ?
answered on Oct 19, 2016
Speak to the attorney you have assisting you with your Workers' Compensation claim.
Not 100% can I get in trouble if I leave do to my back and go back to the doc
answered on May 12, 2015
These are great questions to discuss with the attorney handling your Worker's compensation case. These items would usually be minimal when compared to the actual medical costs and the pain and suffering, along with lost wages.
To go to my dr. appointment next week with me? Is this normal
answered on Jan 27, 2015
It is not unusual for the Workers Compensation Insurer to assign a nurse practitioner to an injury case like your. Sometimes the nurse practitioner can be helpful. Always keep in mind that she is an agent and probably an employee of the insurer. The practitioner's ultimate loyalty will be to... View More 
answered on Aug 3, 2012
You should contact a Rhode Island work comp attorney immediately. I grew up on Aquidneck Island. What was the date of your injury and what happened? You should not give a statement to anyone, or or written without consulting an attorney. Also do not sign anything. I am very sorry for your injury.
answered on Dec 17, 2012
That is a good question. In most states a "lien" cannot be attached to a workers' compensation settlement unless the government (IE Medicare or Medicaid) has paid benefits related to this work comp injury. However, you should consult ASAP with a RI attorney who does work comp.
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