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my injury is almost 2 years old now- how long before settlement with lawyer and how much cash can i expect? im shooting for lifetime medical and my lawyer going for depression too? thanks- mike
Craziee Panda 7:18 pm on December 22, 2009 Permalink
More information is needed.
Every state has their own way of calculating worker’s comp benefits.
You say you are shooting for lifetime medical. The value is typically determined by the average cost of treatment per year ( at a reduced rate) multiply by your life expectancy. So your age plays a factor.
In addition, depending on where your case is located, permanent disability can be rated in various ways. Typically it is either rated by work restrictions or by the impairment guides under the American Medical Association.
Good luck.
Daniel K 7:18 pm on December 22, 2009 Permalink
Well I need a little bit more details but you can expect to get a bitter over 10 thousand the reason being is Canada is not like the US, we do not have a crazy insuranse claims but we do have the workers safety movement and if you were injured at work expect more
Good luck I hope your back feels better m8!