insurance injury question checks worker comp?
if you get your case all the way to court will you be getting a bigger settlement then the insurance offers you?
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depends on the jury, the case etc.
most lawyers would rather settle out of court than run the risk of having the fruitcakes in the jury box decide
Not necessarily.
No. Courts aren’t about getting MORE money, with workers comp. Payouts are pretty strictly guided by each state and the law – the time the courts come into it, is if the insurance company is flat out denying the claim, or says you can go back to work, and you disagree with it.
You don’t get pain and suffering with workers comp – it’s strictly about medical bills and lost wages. If you’re permanently disabled, then state law dictates how you get paid, based on your wages and your age.
That’s hard to say if you get more or not.
that’s depends on how strong of a case
you have. There is no jury just a judge
its up to him if you get more or less
or just what comp is offering.
This is a Workman’s comp court
it operates under Workman’s comp laws
it a hole different ball game.
Read up on it so you know whats really going on
Not really, your claim has gone this far because of legal issues that has never been addressed before. If your looking for a bigger payout than I suggest you ask your lawyer, if you have one, to contact the adjuster and settle this before it goes any further. Because your case has gone this far up you risk the chance of losing everything.