I had some work it was full time the nature of the business ment use of cutting dies, witch were kept in shelves of the ground one was left liying about lent on a racking system by the gent loo i came out of the loo the floor was untidy pallet of product loose shrink wrap and a roll i had not seen on the floor i went flying put my hand down to save my self cutting my self on the cutting die i have two four inch scars were i was cut on my elbo it was put in the accident book how longer window do i have to claim !
2007-03-16
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Id just like to sat to cybermoo one thing im not and never been is stupid or lacking intelligence,may have made a mistake who dosent, there was yellow mark't walk ways wich should be kept clear the *** i did, work at that time was all me me me hire and fire tin pot comany ,but live in an manor house and run a car worth most peoples houses but i all ways work't for me and mine no matter what, you think im stupid come and say it to my face,
2007-03-16
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3 years
2007-03-16 01:25:33
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answered by OriginalBubble 6
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I fell at work a few years back, my knee to this day is still screwed up because there doctor failed to say it was misaligned. My Chiropractor told me that months after the incident. Unless you have money to pay a good attorney, because they will keep it in the courts as long as they can. So unless you lost a lot of money, are disabled from it and can no longer work I would mess with it. I was told from an Attorney it was only 2 years. There's a lot involved with it. Plus, if your employer is anything like a passed employer I worked for, I had a guy come up from behind me and grab me putting my back out of place again to this day I see the chiropractor for that. So there would be a big sexual harassment investigation and so there ins. co. would pay for my chiropractor visits for a few months (as that's how long my chiropractor thought it needed. - he found out differently) they changed the story on what really happened. Best of luck!
2007-03-16 02:29:13
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answered by Marcia P 1
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What are you claiming for? Did you lose income, suffer trauma or have to give up work? You have three years to make a claim - but you have to be claiming for something - Insurance Companies don't just give you money for cutting yourself. You stand a good chance of a successful claim as the accident happened on your employers premises, but if they do not accept liability then you will have a hard time getting anything from them.
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2007-03-16 01:37:35
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answered by Dee Dee 4
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a million. Will your house vendors quotes boost because of the fact there's a motor vehicle parked interior the driveway? i won't have the ability to realistically see how a motor vehicle parked in a driveway, assuming there are not any criminal accountability disadvantages, will reason her property vendors coverage to boost. i don't think of the property vendors coverage will boost based entirely in this actuality. 2. Her coverage corporation "charged her double" given which you moved into the abode, is this valid? certainly, your mom is in all probability telling the reality in this one. Many coverage companies will require all kinfolk occupants to be further to the coverage plans, despite in the event that they have their own coverage someplace else. Why you will ask? even nonetheless you do not use the motor vehicle and you have gotten your very own transportation, interior the eyes of an coverage corporation you have rapid get entry to to the insured's automobiles. I used to paintings for an coverage corporation and a super kind of the claims with unlisted drivers have been kinfolk occupants. coverage companies choose the prospect to "underwrite" you while you're a kinfolk member. So, it rather is totally probable that your mom's coverage greater suitable given which you're dwelling along with her. in case you pick a manner around this, have her touch her agent to request a "Named Drivers Exclusion" and record you as an excluded driving force on the coverage. this would decrease her top classification. inspite of the undeniable fact that, in case you everchronic her automobiles you does not be lined.
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answered by ? 4
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The longer you wait, the more aggressive the carrier will fight you! A timely report at the time of incident, a trip to the local ER, and a follow up physician will generally make it difficult for the carrier to object however, not impossible!
People like Cybermoo make me sick with their total ignorance! His shoe size is probably larger than his IQ!
2007-03-16 01:32:30
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answered by Anonymous
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3 years from the date of the accident.
2007-03-16 01:30:33
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answered by Anonymous
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you dont say where you are.. Did you lose wages/ Or timr off work? Do You Have a union?Some employers will give you a hard time.Rates go up , inspectors come in.I worked for someone who paid full wages if you didnt report it. another one made life miserable if you reported accidents . think about it, Good luck.
2007-03-16 01:36:21
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answered by Grand pa 7
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its 3 years from date of accident
2007-03-16 01:31:37
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answered by Lucy 2
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Assuming you reported it to the employer right away, and went to the doctor, and have records of it, then ask a lawyer, because it may vary depending on the state you live in.
2007-03-16 01:27:46
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answered by Squirrley Temple 7
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you have three years from the date of the accident if you are injured
2007-03-16 01:28:27
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answered by Anonymous
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