How can I get an attorney for a case that is announced as …
Feb 6, 2018 · Choose an area of law that your issue relates to: Appeals Bankruptcy & Debt Business Car Accidents Child Custody Child Support Civil Rights Consumer Protection Contracts and Agreements Criminal Defense Debt Collection Divorce and Separation Domestic Violence DUI and DWI Elder Law Employment and Labor Estate Planning Education Family Federal …
How much compensation for 12% whole person impairment
Dec 10, 2016 · Under workers' comp law, the standard or WPI that the doctor gives in their report gets adjusted by a 1.4 modifier along with an adjustment for age and occupation. Your rating, if it started at 12, should got up. If you worked full time at your job, you should be at maximum earning dollars and get the max rate.
Employer ignoring medical restrictions or lack thereof.
Dec 27, 2008 · The definition of disability is being expanded beginning in January, 2009, but it still does not include transient medical problems such as a broken bone or recovery from surgery. Finally, every state has its own laws regarding employers' obligations, and these laws vary greatly from state to state.
Can my ex ask for medical bills to be reimbursed years after the …
Jun 25, 2014 · Now he's realized that all uninsured medical costs should be split 50/50 between the two of us, and is submitting the bills to me for half of the payment. Our decree states the 50/50 split and payments are to be made in 30 days, but I don't see a time limit for when they need to be submitted to the other party, other than it needs to be in writing.
Can I sue my city for willful non-enforcement of Code restrictions …
Jul 11, 2011 · Though the city assured me it was "standard practice" to deny the C.O. until the storm water run-off problem was properly resolved (and I have sent photo evidence that it isn't), they just granted the C.O. anyway. Now my driveway floods with their muddy rain water! Can a city be held liable for willful non-enforcement?
Is it legal for my doctor to change my medications without seeing …
Whether your doctor deviated the standard of care by changing your medications will depend on what is documented in your chart and the opinion of a medical expert. In addition, you will have the burden of establishing that there was a deviation and that it contributed to causing the coma and other damages if that is the case.
What does "Primary Residential Parent" with joint custody mean?
Aug 29, 2011 · Joint legal custody means that the parties stand in equal positions when it comes to decision-making in three specific areas: education, medical and religion. Occasionally, the court will designate one parent as the final decision maker in one (or all three) of these areas.
Can I sue if I discovered the Eye Doctor gave a wrong prescription …
Aug 20, 2013 · A lawsuit for medical negligence is based on the failure of a doctor to follow the standard of care in his/her treatment AND damages. You have none. You do not need to sue anyone. You need to be reimbursed for the expenses …
Unable and unwilling to act as Attorney in Fact under a Durable …
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How do i obtain emergency Power of Attorney for someone who …
Dec 7, 2011 · As the other attorney indicated in her answer, you should check to see if there is an existing durable power of attorney for health care (old NH law) or advance directive (new NH law). If there is such a document, the agent named under the document can act with respect to the medical affairs of the principal.