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by I Lost My Marbles on May 4th, 2009
Workman's comp is there for you when you are hurt on the job. Continue to file your claim. Don't wait, do it ASAP. It sounds like they're trying to find a loop-hole to save face and aviod having to pay. The laws vary state to state. check your state's laws right away and contact the state's Workmans comp center. The state IRS department should be able to give you number's and such if you need help. I know here in Indiana if you are self employed, you apply for a workman's comp waiver through the IRS department. They should be able to direct you to who you need. Phone calls are free, and these people are usually more than happy to help.
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by SliverBelle&Chippers on January 30th, 2011
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what irish srores are best for catnip?
by jumper202010 on December 2nd, 2010
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Had a C5C6C7 2Level discectomy w/fusion from work comp case injury in Idaho.What kind of settlements r awarded,should I hire a lawyer
by Tommy_P3352 on February 2nd, 2011
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what kind of work comp settlements for a c5c6c7 discectomy with fusion since I have a claim in idaho and need some assistance
by Tommy_P3352 on February 2nd, 2011
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I was injured at a construction job in North Carolina. But I’m not sure if I am eligible to apply for Workers’ Compensation.
by mkgreensboro on September 8th, 2010
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You're reading I injured my back at work while opening a lift gate that jammed. Been to Dr. & pulled out of work for a week so far. Dr. to re-evaluate tomorrow. Employer sent Family & Medical Leave Act papers instead of filing with Workmans Comp. Legal?
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