01-10-2009, 02:33 PM
Hey Matt,
Sounds like you have a handle on it. Here in California the workercomp thing is a mess. The Attorneys work for themselves, much like your experiencing, and the judges don't give a crap. Your doing the right thing standing up for your rights, keep at em.
Btw, your remark "That means that the insurance company is going to be on the hook for job training. Now I have to figure out what to do with the rest of my life. I am not old, only in my mid 30's, but I don't know how many tricks this dog can learn." Is out of place, you can learn anything you set your mind too. I was retrained to be a AutoCad drafter at 50 after doing camera repair for Canon. I'm 61 now and still learning, all be it slowly but then somethings never change.
Hang in there,
Joe
Sounds like you have a handle on it. Here in California the workercomp thing is a mess. The Attorneys work for themselves, much like your experiencing, and the judges don't give a crap. Your doing the right thing standing up for your rights, keep at em.
Btw, your remark "That means that the insurance company is going to be on the hook for job training. Now I have to figure out what to do with the rest of my life. I am not old, only in my mid 30's, but I don't know how many tricks this dog can learn." Is out of place, you can learn anything you set your mind too. I was retrained to be a AutoCad drafter at 50 after doing camera repair for Canon. I'm 61 now and still learning, all be it slowly but then somethings never change.
Hang in there,
Joe