The only possible way of getting this moved to workman's comp is if your doctor will write a letter stating that your injuries are job related. Because you did not disclose this in the 1st place you still are going to have a hard time.
You should have never said anything to UPS. Then you couldve went to work one day and said you hurt yourself there. Dirty and tasteless but you gotta do what you gotta do. The system caters to those who can beat it.
You should have never said anything to UPS. Then you couldve went to work one day and said you hurt yourself there. Dirty and tasteless but you gotta do what you gotta do. The system caters to those who can beat it.
You hit the nail on the head there. Unfortunately every center has a certain percentage of employees who totally abuse the system and make it that much harder for the average Joe Blow to file a legitimate comp claim. The medical system is just a much to blame as anything. Most doctors will string you along forever because they are afraid of lawsuits should they release you back to work too soon.
You hit the nail on the head there. Unfortunately every center has a certain percentage of employees who totally abuse the system and make it that much harder for the average Joe Blow to file a legitimate comp claim. The medical system is just a much to blame as anything. Most doctors will string you along forever because they are afraid of lawsuits should they release you back to work too soon.
We have a local chiropractor who knows exactly how many sessions our insurance covers (16) and will make sure that his course of treatment consists of 16 sessions, whether all 16 are needed or not.
You should have never said anything to UPS. Then you couldve went to work one day and said you hurt yourself there. Dirty and tasteless but you gotta do what you gotta do. The system caters to those who can beat it.
Recently saw a segment on one of the abc investigative shows of folks thought they could beat the system with phony worker comp claims.
They are now in jail.
Recently saw a segment on one of the abc investigative shows of folks thought they could beat the system with phony worker comp claims.
They are now in jail.
You hit the nail on the head there. Unfortunately every center has a certain percentage of employees who totally abuse the system and make it that much harder for the average Joe Blow to file a legitimate comp claim. The medical system is just a much to blame as anything. Most doctors will string you along forever because they are afraid of lawsuits should they release you back to work too soon.
It's still 100 percent possible. Ethically is it right, absolutely not...but there again, you do what you gotta do. Darwinism, survival of the fittest.
Prison guards in our area are notorious for comp fraud. It is not uncommon to hear of a guard out on comp for a back injury who is caught reshingling his roof.
It's still 100 percent possible. Ethically is it right, absolutely not...but there again, you do what you gotta do. Darwinism, survival of the fittest.
Most likely yes. Most people I meet are irrelevant to me and that's their problem. I'm sure they feel the same, and I could care less. I always get what I want one way or another.
Most likely yes. Most people I meet are irrelevant to me and that's their problem. I'm sure they feel the same, and I could care less. I always get what I want one way or another.
Yeah because some random on an internet forums opinion of me is going to make or break my life. You could die 30 seconds from now and I'd probably laugh about it. Before you make these comments to me, understand your wasting your time typing and your wasting mine with a notification so congratulations because I don't care. Block me and shut your mouth.