[1171]

Unemployment could be paid if you were no longer temporarily disabled.

[tomatopaste]

(06-11-2019, 09:28 PM)1171 Wrote: Usually with conflicting medical evidence the parties try to settle rather then risk a hearing . The most common time to settle is last minute just before atty has to go to court. If your atty is willing, you might be able to bolster your bargaining position by deposing the IME and see if they’ll weak their opinion under cross examination.

Attorney never mentioned thatactually.
What's your opinion of our winning if it goes to commision?

[1171]

I can’t judge the quality of the evidence which i haven’t seen. There are too many variables.
Your injury came on top of your arthritis so if your treating doc makes a persuasive case that there hasn’t been enough time or treatment for it to heal, you have a better then 50% chance.
If there is more treatment that is likely to improve your condition, the judge may give you that time.

[tomatopaste]

(06-12-2019, 11:19 AM)1171 Wrote: Unemployment could be paid if you were no longer temporarily disabled.

My attorney feels that my collecting unemployment will have a negative affect on our case.

[1171]

(06-14-2019, 08:14 PM)tomatopaste Wrote:

(06-12-2019, 11:19 AM)1171 Wrote: Unemployment could be paid if you were no longer temporarily disabled.

My attorney feels that my collecting unemployment will have a negative affect on our case.

As i posted It would mean you are not temporarily disabled.