Hon, go out and get a good injury lawyer not only should your husband be drawing wc but the fellow that hit him insurance should be kissing your feet by now. Did the police come and write up an accident report? Did the driver of the truck have insurance? Contact the workman's comp in your city I think you're getting the run around. If you still don't get some help contact the Attorney General in your state as well as the Insurance Commission and if all else fails go to your local tv station as some of them do work to help individuals done wrong.
Ronny,
My prayers are with you and yr husband, for his speedy recovery, for strength to fight the system and to cope with daily tasks and for settling the problem to your hearts content. Remember, G-d doesn't sleep. Have faith in him and in yourself, be patient and things will work out eventually.
My kindest regards,
Starlet
I do think that you should get a lawyer. Praying for your husbands recovery.
Ronny GET YOURSELF A LAWYER. Listen to everyone please. *
Me too - you can't do this by yourself. Hopefully there was an accident report done, and witnesses.
Ronny, so sorry to hear of your husbands accident - you have had some good advice - trust in the Lord dear. In due time - things will happen - not as fast as you may want - but do TRUST!
Ronny what a shock to know that there are dishonest companies that don't support their employees!!! Well maybe not....In sincerity I'm sorry to hear about this situation. And you have been given good advise. I had something similar that happened to me, I wasn't hit by a truck, but injuried on the job and the police dept I worked for refused to pay WC, so I did get an attorney. One of the sharpest and also one that didn't particularly care for the "Chief" of the department. Needless to say I couldn't work with the department after that, but they paid everything, including my knee surgery, rehab, WC, back pay, and plus a small sum of money for hardship... They should have come forward and been honest to begin with... So YES, get you an honest hard nose attorney that specializes in WC's. Be sure you get everything that is coming to you... Even the 10 commandments say to not lie about anything/anyone...Where is this companies dignity, especially when there is physical evidence showing that someone was wronged. Will keep you in prayer during this time. My list just keeps getting longer, but God knows ALL...
Yes, get a lawyer, preferable one from out of town. My SIL got hurt-spinal injury-on the job over 2 years ago. Between the WC doctors and the insurance company, they kept shuffling him around til the money ran out when they could have fixed him. He has now found some doctors on his own who are so very different and really care. Hopefully after the new surgeries he will be in less pain, but his left leg and foot will never recover from the nerve damage and get feeling again! He has a lawyer already, and I sure hope he's a shark. The hippocratic oath seems to have gone bye bye when money is involved. Meanwhile, my daughter was working a part time job so as not to loose what insurance plan they had that was paying, so guess who has been supporting them and my GS for that time? Me, and I have NO health insurance, but do have a job, thank goodness. He finally got SS to give him disability so they have some money coming in, and she has gotten a full time job and some is coming to me for some bills. Don't know what they would have done without me and my house. But, on the other hand, my GS is a joy.
Document everything, and-if you haven't already-keep a journal of it all, day by day. Get every piece of paper from the doctors that you can, sometimes things get deleted or changed, know what I mean?
I'll say a prayer for you all, I know the hard road you are on, keep in touch with us here when you need a shoulder.
Jo
Like everybody else says get a lawyer. The idea of extra chash it very good, god bless you and your husband in this difficult time.
I'm glad your DH is doing better. It's a shame you have to have all this legal stuff wearing you out.I know nothing about that sort of thing, but will pray you will be able to get the help you need to take care of your bills. God bless, Judy
Yes, get a lawyer! Even if you have to get one from the nearest large city, they will do everything with no up front money, just take 1/4 to 1/3 of any settlement they get you. Good luck dear!
You have been given great advice. Do get some help soon from a lawyer. My best wishes to you and hubby.
Hi Ronny,
So sorry to read that your husband was hit by a truck. How dreadful too that the company is trying to get out of it.
Try and see if you can get a good lawyer who works with Workers Compensation cases. You sure have enough evidence from the hospital records.
Keep your chin up and and God will guide you through this.
Love and blessings Chris
you have gotten some good advice below so I will wish you good luck and prayers
I wish you and your DH all the best. And hope you are able to resolve all. I know how tedious everthing must be.
From Bev
Hon, you and hubby hang in there. There are a lot of lawyers who would jump on this one and take their fee from the settlement. It can still take some time even with a lawyer but you might get a little more cooperation if you have one. Wasn't he covered by workers comp? I thought that was in every state but maybe not. Worse case, the truck insurer should be covering those medical bills.
Get a lawyer with a good reputation that specializes in injury cases. They'll know what to do and it will take a load off your mind. Prayers are heaven bound for you and your family. Please keep us posted.
God Bless you,
Meri
Thank you so much The thing about it is the truck that hit him was a company truck It was one of the other guys he works with Yes he was supposed to be covered by WC but small town, good ole boy politics I just don't know what's going on But as you said a good lawyer should be able to help me out with this one I hope so anyway God bless
You can also contact your state workers Comp Board. Here in Ny it was in the capital city but they have offices all over and when I moved, they transferred the case to a closer city to where I moved to.
I'm sure you have kept every single piece of paper medical wise and his former pay stubs. Until you find a lawyer, you might be able to find them in the government pages of your phone book.
Meri