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06-06-2012, 10:51 PM
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Find a good wc atty and find a dr of your own choosing- possibly the good wc atty will know of qualified drs for difficult claims.
You need very good drs on your side plus expert PT for best chances of recovering/healing. The cervie rib complicates things a bit. Were you healthy active and able bodied before the injury? And can prove that? Was the injury an acute incident with witnesses -easier to prove or an accumulation over time- more difficult to prove... Check out your state website for detail's about wc laws & rules.. and check out the sticky threads above
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