Monthly Archives: November 2010

Is Filing a Claim the Same As Suing My Employer?
By Jason Weinstock on November 3, 2010 Posted in exclusive remedy,Lawyers

Q:   If I file a workers’ compensation claim, does that mean that I am suing my employer?  A:  No.  When you go to a doctor for your work injury, the doctor should give you a C-4 (Claim for Compensation form) when you tell the doctor that you were hurt at work.  Your completion of the upper … Continue reading Is Filing a Claim the Same As Suing My Employer? →

Caring for an Elderly Parent
By Jason Weinstock on November 2, 2010 Posted in Miscellaneous

I got behind in my blogging while I made a quick trip to North Carolina for a week of helping to care for my father.  He is undergoing radiation for throat cancer for seven weeks, and needs help with transportation to the oncology center, help with nutrition and self care, and coordination of other doctor … Continue reading Caring for an Elderly Parent →

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