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The WC attorney is the one who sent me to the current primary treating physician. I also see a chiropractor that the treating physician referred me to for therapy. If I dismiss the attorney from my case, do I still see these doctors. Also, since I am unsure of wanting to continue to pursue this wc case or just drop it, if I do drop it, what happens to these doctors that I am currently seeing. Do they give me some kind of status of a release in treating me since they wont no longer be paid by workers comp?
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you may have to pay yourself.....to see them...I am unsure you may want to have a sit down with your lawyer and tell him what you want he works for you after all
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11-14-2010, 12:49 PM
(This post was last modified: 11-14-2010, 01:06 PM by 1171.)
if you dismiss your atty you still have a claim and all remains the same except who is representing you.
if you drop your claim and you still want treatment you'll have to pay yourself.
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I agree with 1171.
8-05, Micro laminectomy/disectomy. 10-05 lumbar fusion L5-S1. 2-07 exploritory surgery. 12-07 medical implant, Spinal Cord Stimulator. now receiving SSDI. After going back to school, I received my degree as a mechanical engineer. What can I say, it was the only way I had to beat the system.
