After eighteen calls to the main office, six calls to the case worker, and six messages via sedgwick's open communication means I finally recieved an answer. Get ready…
“Since you have elected to tally total costs and ask about legal counsel, I can no longer discuss your case with you. Please send your lawyers address at your earliest convinience.”
Now this is what I sent.
“To date I am owed $814 in missed wages, and have incurred $56.42 in transportation costs, and $350 for this notice to be drafted legally. If I am to continue to do clerical work for this company on my own workman's comp claim I will also be charging an additional $30/hr charge. You have five (5) business days, including weekends, to make in full payment for the legal draft fees and transportation cost associated with my claim.”
Is this closing the door response legal?