need a good workers comp lawyer

[deputylightning]

if any one knows of or used a good and aggresive ohio workers comp lawyer i need on bad. any help would be great

 

thanks

[Snowflake]

did you slip on some ice?

 

http://www.zamoralaw.com/

Edited October 20, 2009 by Snowflake

[Big Steve]

Agee Clymer Mitchell & Laret

(614) 221-3318

 

When I last used them they were located right across the street from the Convention Center.

[wnaplay1647545503]

Keep in mind most workers comp lawyers really only try for your social security benefits. It is almost impossible to sue your employer in OHio since we have workers comp. You have to prove that your employer knew a danger existed and knowingly had you do a job anyways realizing the potential for you to be hurt . Good luck

[black00ws6]

Stan Juris

Larimar & Larimar

Knisley

[2pointslow]

gertner and gertner

 

Mike is his name

 

614-463-9393

 

Used him in my drag racing case. He is also a criminal lawyer, you saw the outcome of my case. Hes good and has awesome credentials.

[TTQ B4U]

Phil Fulton is the largest and best in Ohio. /thread. I know him personally.

 

http://www.ohiocompensationlawyer.com/

[wnaplay1647545503]

Phil Fulton is the largest and best in Ohio. /thread. I know him personally.

 

http://www.ohiocompensationlawyer.com/

All he wanted to do was try to get me social security benefits.

[alibies]

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[KennyFKINPowerz]

My wife has been dealing with her workers comp claim since 2005. She uses Larimer and Larimer. They are pretty good. We have not had to pay them a dime but they do take a certain percentage of any of your workers comp payments. My wife has had to have 2 surgeries and that is the only reason she has not settled yet. She wants to make sure she is not gonna have any more issues. Once you settle you can never go back on it.

[wnaplay1647545503]

We have not had to pay them a dime but they do take a certain percentage of any of your workers comp payments.

And for this reason, if you ever file a workers comp claim where there is not gross negligence on behalf of the company whereas you can sue, contact an attorney once it is determined that workers comp is no longer willing to help in your recovery. I have had several attorneys try to get part of my workers comp payments. I tell them, why would I give you a percentage of what I am getting. Now things may change if workers comp stops payments due to thinking I am ready to go back to work and I cant. But I had one attorney want to call workers comp to check on me and then stated after that I would be his client entitling him to a percentage of the money I recieve after that. I said no way thats ignorant. No if I need him to "fight" for me to get money, thats a different story.