Workers Compensation

What if I can't return to work?

Tuesday, April 26, 2011 by Lawrence O. Silver

What happens if as a result of an industrial injury one can't return to work?

The Supreme Court of the state of California has long held that if someone is medically restricted from returning to their usual and customary work, it is legal or permissible for an employer to prohibit return to work. In addition, unfortunately there are situations where individuals are so disabled that they know they cannot return to their usual and customary job. So what rights exist for these... Read More

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Topic: Workers Compensation

Accident or No Accident in Virginia Under the Workers Comp Rules

Friday, April 22, 2011 by Gerald Gregory Lutkenhaus

Virginia requires proof of a specific accident in order for the claimant to have a compensable workers compensation case. ... Read More

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Topic: Workers Compensation

Virginia Workers' Compensation Commission has to approve everything

Wednesday, April 20, 2011 by Michele Lewane

Virginia Workers’ Compensation Commission has to approve everything,

Workers’ compensation has a lien on any Read More

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Topic: Workers Compensation

Five Ways a Workers Comp Attorney in Atlanta can Help Injured Georgia Workers

Wednesday, April 20, 2011 by Humberto Izquierdo

Although filing a claim for an injury or illness sustained on the job is typically considered something that can be handled between the employee, the employer, and the insurance company, the process can be complex—particularly when serious injury or disability is involved. By all means, follow the instructions provided by your employer to handle your own claim. But at the first sign of difficulty, skilled legal support can make a big difference in the success of your claim.... Read More

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Topic: Workers Compensation