01-26-2011, 02:20 AM
State of California
I've posted quite a few times over my Attorney office.
I only have one question.
If I file the papers to be RID of them, would the new Attorney still have to share a percent?
Because I wouldn't see someone else working harder and getting half.
The legal secretary who runs the office has a autoimmune disease and is sick all the time. In December she was only in Office about for a week in a half. There is two other office girls that mostly does the filing and one is the calendar girl. The Attorney is in another city.
So when my (AME) report came back no one in the office had it. So I ended up getting the report from my Doctor's office. No one at the Attorney was very interested in it.
I would say in the last six months that was the most important report.
They dropped the ball in November when they told me I would be getting a emergency hearing on a injection that was denied.
If workers comp isn't slow my Attorney's office is slower. I really don't need much information. Just a date the depo of the Doctor would be and if they need anything else from me.
I think they make it harder than it has to be. Or maybe I'm just in a little more pain to night.
Thanks for some input. I hope I never ever hire Attorney again after this is over. I mean I really pray not to.
I've posted quite a few times over my Attorney office.
I only have one question.
If I file the papers to be RID of them, would the new Attorney still have to share a percent?
Because I wouldn't see someone else working harder and getting half.
The legal secretary who runs the office has a autoimmune disease and is sick all the time. In December she was only in Office about for a week in a half. There is two other office girls that mostly does the filing and one is the calendar girl. The Attorney is in another city.
So when my (AME) report came back no one in the office had it. So I ended up getting the report from my Doctor's office. No one at the Attorney was very interested in it.
I would say in the last six months that was the most important report.
They dropped the ball in November when they told me I would be getting a emergency hearing on a injection that was denied.
If workers comp isn't slow my Attorney's office is slower. I really don't need much information. Just a date the depo of the Doctor would be and if they need anything else from me.
I think they make it harder than it has to be. Or maybe I'm just in a little more pain to night.
Thanks for some input. I hope I never ever hire Attorney again after this is over. I mean I really pray not to.



