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Old 03-04-2011, 10:16 PM #13
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I'm a gov't employee. Postal service. & there is a third party involved who caused the accident. Every time I think it can't get anymore complicated, someone else gets in to stir the pot. I am privileged to have to deal directly with the U S Dept of Labor.
The attorney to whom my Atty referred me seemed like a keeper/knows what he's doing guy, but we haven't decided to retain him yet. It is hard dealing with physical issues, all this paperwork is power stress trip.
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