This is a question that my office routinely hears from people who have been injured at work. My response is always, “Even if everything is going perfectly right now, you will inevitably need an attorney. Don’t wait to get one until after a problem occurs because then you risk a situation where an attorney cannot…
In short, the answer is yes. Most people don’t call an attorney right away when they get hurt. Usually they wait until a problem arises and only then do they call an attorney. The problem might be a medical bill the insurance company refuses to pay, treatment the insurance company refuses to approve, or it…
Often people come to Black & Jones Attorneys at Law after the insurance company has stopped paying for medical care and/or weekly benefits. The individuals are confused because everything the insurance company asked of them they did. They cooperated with the insurance company expecting the same treatment in return; not realizing the insurance company was…
The ’61 T-Bird is almost complete. The interior was put back together last week. It looks good now. But when Tracy Jones helped tear out the interior and found the carpet waterlogged and mice nests hidden all over, it looked like it couldn’t possibly go back together and look good. But with a little attention…
When flying it is important to plan for contingencies, things can happen and you have to be prepared. Unexpected weather can pop up, other airplanes can appear, mechanical problems can develop and as pilot in command you have to be ready to address each issue. The same is true in a workers’ compensation case. Unexpected…
