What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?I went back to work two weeks after the accident for fear that I would be fierd you see,but, the supervisor dissmissed me 5 months after the accident. I think this is a case, being dissmissed for a bogus reason when really it was the workmans comp claim...read back...Thanks Florida....
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It is my opinion, since you ask, that since you were not fired until several months after the accident, you will have a very hard time prevailing in a claim that the sole reason you were fired is that you filed a workers comp claim.
You are free to try to convince the workers comp commission otherwise. Perhaps they will see something I don't, since they will have access to more information than I have.
You are free to try to convince the workers comp commission otherwise. Perhaps they will see something I don't, since they will have access to more information than I have.
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