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    Re: Workmans comp, personal injury

    Posted by cannotsay, cannotsay@hotmail.com, on 6/10/01

    On 3/12/01, Ray Clary wrote:
    > Louisiana Legislature has established that an injured
    > person has three years from the date of injury to file a
    > workmans comp suit for damages. My mother had a job
    > realted injury in 1997. She fell due to a piece of heavy
    > machinery pushing a carpet roll that she was standing on,
    > over in a warehouse. She injured her right shoulder, which
    > has after this amount of time become a serious injury that
    > has required two surgeries, and left her with only 40&37;
    of
    > the use of her arm. She is about to have to undergo
    > further surgery, and has passed the three year time limit
    > to file the suit. I believe a quote that I once heard that
    > stated "the only thing that never changes about the law is
    > its ability to change. I am curious if there are other
    > states that have longer time lines allowing clients to file
    > suit, in cases like this one that have hidden
    > damage/injuries that do not come out in its' totallity for
    > a few yearsfollowing the incident. I believe there is a
    > case to be made, and a precedence to be set. Anyone out
    > there have anything to say???????????????????
    Did she tell the employer that she had an accident? If she
    has she is ok to look it up.

    Posts on this thread, including this one
  • Workmans comp, personal injury, 3/12/01, by Ray Clary.
  • Re: Workmans comp, personal injury, 6/10/01, by cannotsay.
  • Re: Workmans comp, personal injury, 6/25/01, by wayne.


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