workers compensation settlement

[jtoon123]

how long after a doctor signs off on a partial impairment does the wc insurance
to respond/pay settlement?

 

[army judge]

how long after a doctor signs off on a partial impairment does the wc insurance
to respond/pay settlement?

You need to ask that question of your attorney, your employer's HR department (or benefits rep), or the WC Insurer.

This is your state's WC site. They probably can help you:

http://www.nh.gov/labor/workers-comp/

I've seen it take as little as a week to 10 days, and I've also been told of people waiting four to six weeks.

In the end, if you're approved, you'll receive all monies due and owed (eventually).

 

[ElleMD]

Has a settlement been ordered or even drafted and sent to the attorney representing your carrier? Settlements are not automatic and just a statement by a doctor that indicates you have some degree of permanent impairment on its own means nothing.

 

[Shane37]

Help

My case worker asked me over a year ago to come up with some numbers to settle my case so I did and I sent them in and she still never told me yes r no

 

[snortle]

My case worker asked me over a year ago to come up with some numbers to settle my case so I did and I sent them in and she still never told me yes r no

Call them back and ask for a case update. Ask them what their counter offer was.