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Why does the DA get involved in a worker's compensation case? |
I have a worker's compensation case and now they are going to court in March. And this has been going on for 2yrs. the DA gets involved when fraud is suspected....as in somebody might need to be arrested because some irrefutable proof exists Without the details its hard to say. Is there an allegation of fraud? Judas was hiding in plain sight. while you were looking over your shoulder a guy with a video camera took pictures of you not being injured. you got busted for insurance fraud. |
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Agreed - he can be fired. His best bet - offer up a sincere apology to his boss and make them believe it will never happen again. Your Dad should point out he was under stress and he felt he was ... workers comp is one of the deductions from youre paycheck and is paid to u by the state from money you pay in. if you google workers comp with the state ur in it will give the number for the comp ... Why not select another lawyer? Your local law library has all the documents you need. The Internet can even provide you with 'fill in the blank' forms. Go with the easiest method f... I would think so since you are legally still on company property and in their building, not by any fault of your own. ...Yeah. Sign a power of attorney form. That way they can and are legally bound to give you that money. Your dad will be able to receive medical treatment in jail. The state will do that. Then the ... Feel for you. I realize Comp laws are different in most Provinces but before you shop for a lawyer you may want to do a little homework. A Supreme Court in B.C. ruled on a Comp case a few years ago... You have great recourse...this is totally illegal on the companies part and if you get the right lawyer-get one that will not get paid unless he wins it- you could end up with a large settlement, I... I am not sure---it depends on if he was negligent ... |
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