The fact that he is receiving a settlement does not mean you are entitled to anything, even if he does actually owe money to you. The debt to you is a completely separate matter and the court will not "blend" your debt into the settlement. To collect a debt owed to you, you will need to pursue the remedy listed in the signed forms that prove this person borrowed money from you (contract, promissory note, etc.).
No, the IRS rules of IC do not apply to workers comp. Please contact NCCI at 800-622-4123 to verify.
No.
One can find information about do it yourself debt settlement on legal websites. Specifically, one can view information on how to create debt settlements.
You can find out yourself, but okay. Indiana.
It is the same as if you actually committed the robbery yourself.
A trip to the Vet. It's not something you can fix yourself.
That depends on what the settlement is for and what you mean by deal. If you mean by dealing that you wish to have a settlement or appeal one then first you must be on top the medical information submitted since this is the primary basis for adjudicating your claim. Some doctors hate the paperwork for this and don't provide enough information. Explaining to them why helps. Ask your adjudicator exactly what medical information is needed and go to your doctor and get it. Sending it yourself makes sure it gets to where it is needed. You need to make sure your employer has submitted the right kind of information, like accident reports and requested wage information. Since having a claim usually puts up their rates with workers' compensation employers often like to drag their feet on this in the belief that if they don't do it it will go away. If you are talking about adjusting to having a disability because workers' compensation gave you a settlement then having support to help you adjust is important. Finding a support group, even one online helps. It is important to realise that grieving a loss of function is normal. If you belong to a union have their workers' compensation person deal with them for you, they are the professionals who you've paid part of your paycheque to and know how to manage the ins and outs of the system.
No, you would not be required to carry workman's comp on yourself; I would recommend personal policy coverage, in your case.
YOu figure it out yourself so stop cheating
If you are unemployed, your benefit compensation would hardly be enough to pay off a bankruptcy.
of course if you insure yourself and are injured on the clock. You only get compensated for set pay though, so if the business keeps running while your out and you normally just make profits then theres no point
You should get a hold of a debt consolidator who will then go to bat for you with your credit card companies. They will work out a settlement that can be agreed upon by both the credit card company and yourself.