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Injured Workers Should Not Stand Alone
Filing a workers' compensation claim can be a complicated process, and many workers make avoidable mistakes that can delay or even deny their claims. Understanding the most common mistakes can help workers navigate the system more effectively and ensure they receive...
If you've been injured at work, modified duty could play a significant role in your recovery and return to work. Modified duty allows injured employees to return to work in a limited capacity while they heal, instead of staying home on temporary disability. This helps...
Knee injuries can sideline workers for extended periods. When these injuries occur on the job, workers' compensation may offer financial relief. In California, specific work accidents present a higher risk of knee damage. Falls from heights Falls are a common cause of...
Suffering a workplace injury means getting medical care fast—but do you have control over who treats you? In California, workers' compensation laws establish strict guidelines on medical provider selection. A clear understanding of these regulations ensures you...
Returning to work while receiving Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits can feel overwhelming. Many people worry about losing their benefits or facing financial instability. Misunderstandings about how the Social Security Administration (SSA) handles employment...
If you get hurt at work in California, you may qualify for workers' compensation benefits. The state requires most employers to carry workers' comp insurance, which covers medical expenses and lost wages for work-related injuries. But not every injury is covered....
A workers’ compensation claim may be denied for several reasons, including missing paperwork, disputes over the injury, or missed deadlines. When a claim gets denied, employees have the right to appeal. Understanding the appeals process helps injured workers take the...
When applying for Social Security Disability benefits, claimants may need to attend a hearing before an administrative law judge (ALJ). During these hearings, a vocational expert (VE) often provides testimony. The VE’s role is to assess an applicant’s ability to work...
Employers have a legal obligation to protect workers from retaliation when they file for workers' compensation. But does this protection extend to hiring a workers' comp attorney? Knowing your rights is crucial if you’re navigating a workplace injury claim....
Workers’ compensation in California ensures employees receive benefits if they are injured or become ill on the job. Understanding the process helps workers protect their rights and access the support they need during recovery. Reporting your injury or illness The...