It should come as no surprise that at times injured workers who are considering compensation abandon the plan in fear that they may lose their job. In this podcast, Associate Tim Driscoll explains the legal recourse that may be available to injured workers who face this predicament.
Injured at Work and Concerned About Being Laid-Off?
Tim Driscoll
Associate

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