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Workman's comp is trying to not pay me until I have mri an they get results. I've been out of work since November 28,2017
answered on Dec 14, 2017
There is sometimes a small delay after the injury but before benefits start. This is often called the five day waiting period in Mississippi. If you have an injury that disables you for less than 14 days then there would not be a wage loss payment for the first five days. Benefits providing medical... View More 
answered on Sep 1, 2017
You want to check with a member of the Miss. Trial Lawyers Assn/Assn for Justice who handles comp--they give free consultations.
You would have a claim but it's not the type of claim that's going to give you relief, now.
So get the consult because your type of situation... View More
Why Do I Owe Social Security For receiving A Workman's Comp Settlement When At The Time Of The Injury Iwas Only Getting V.A. Benefits And Nothing Else?
answered on May 28, 2012
I practice WC law in Virginia so this is general information and not legal advice. If the WC settlement overlaps with the period of time you are receiving SS benefits, then the SS benefits are subject to reduction. In a WC settlement one can avoid this overlap by pro-rating the lump sum settlement... View More
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