I was serving in the Navy when I was diagnosed with "Rhambdomyolisis" after doing workouts as punishment. I would like to know if I can sue? Thank you for your hard work
Well, Frankie, under those circumstances, it is that much easier to prove the compensability of your claim. Unfortunately, it does not increase the value of your case at least in the NY Worker’s Compensation world. If there is the possibility to file a third-party lawsuit against some other responsible party aside from your employer and coworkers, then, you might have a strong case there as well. Feel free to give me a call to discuss the specifics.
There is certainly a lot to unpack with that question. I would need a lot more information to discuss the viability of a Worker’s Compensation claim at the very least. There might also be other legal actions that stemmed from the singular occurrence. However, it’s important to note from a Worker’s Compensation perspective that one disqualifying factor may be the intentional injury of oneself or another. If that’s the case here, that could be a problem. However, as I stated, it is certainly worth having a discussion.
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I was serving in the Navy when I was diagnosed with "Rhambdomyolisis" after doing workouts as punishment. I would like to know if I can sue? Thank you for your hard work
What if employer and contractor are both 100% at fault?????
Well, Frankie, under those circumstances, it is that much easier to prove the compensability of your claim. Unfortunately, it does not increase the value of your case at least in the NY Worker’s Compensation world. If there is the possibility to file a third-party lawsuit against some other responsible party aside from your employer and coworkers, then, you might have a strong case there as well. Feel free to give me a call to discuss the specifics.
How about injury and then attempted murder on work site?
There is certainly a lot to unpack with that question. I would need a lot more information to discuss the viability of a Worker’s Compensation claim at the very least. There might also be other legal actions that stemmed from the singular occurrence. However, it’s important to note from a Worker’s Compensation perspective that one disqualifying factor may be the intentional injury of oneself or another. If that’s the case here, that could be a problem. However, as I stated, it is certainly worth having a discussion.
Amen. This happened to me at Walmart they aren't responding, searching for a good lawyer 10 years later chronic pain from initial injurys
What about you have works cmp and they bring up the money up and down 3-4 times let's say 24,to 30-from there to 25 what should I do
1/3 of your 3dr party claim go to wc?