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Old 04-03-2013, 04:56 AM #1
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Default Any Attorney Here that Knows MA PIP Law?

I was in a car accident on 2/20, suffering still from PCS.

My insurance company told me early on that I was entitled to wage reimbursement, 75% in MA.

I was also told if the employer allowed "buyback" of my vacation and sick time, I could use that time so that there was no lag in my pay, the employer would get paid for my time, and it would revert back to "unused" status.

My employer is telling me that since the insurance company is only paying them 75%, I only get 75% of my sick and vacation time back. Does anyone know if that's how it works?

I don't feel well enough yet to work full days, and by the end of this week all my sick and vacation time will be exhausted. I know I will get 75% wage reimbursement through PIP, but my employer is all concerned about the "work that is not getting done" because I am not yet full time.

Does anyone know if I can now be made to use my sick and vacation time up?
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http://www.braininjury.com/ I would give this a try.Wish you the best
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What Happened: In 2011 I was in a MVA
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Symptoms: Physical: I am always cold in any season!!I cannot tolerate anything pressure on my head(sun glasses,hats)longer then a hour,Lock jaw/Displaced TMJ, Dropsey, Hands go numb, Arms go numb, back of head numb (when asleep),Muscle spasms in face & upper body,migraines, concentration headaches, dizziness, nausea, neck and back trauma (from accident), tinnitus, extreme light sensitivity, noise sensitivity, EXTREME fatigue, impaired vestibular system, balance off, Pupils NEVER equal, disrupted sleep cycles,speech problems.

Cognitive: Cognitive Behavior, Brain fog, impulsivity, speech problems, word finding problems, slowed processing speeds, impaired visual memory, impaired complex attention

Emotional: Unable to handle stress or overstimulation without getting extremely irritable or angry, easily overstimulated, MAJOR depression, major anxiety, Panic attacks

Treatment so far: Treatment for PCS,PTSD,Depression & panic,Vestibular therapy, Physical therapy, Vitamin Schedule,Walking,No Dairy, No eggs, No caffeine, No artificial coloring, Sleep with 2 pillows, Very little sugars consumed, Eat healthy,No alcohol, Medications, limit stress and overstimulation.

~*~Learn to treasure yourself and your Divinity. Be willing to accept yourself completely. Be yourself, be graceful, be kind, be wild, be weird ... be true to yourself~*~
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