Workers’ Compensation

Navigating the workers' compensation system in California can be a complex process. Small errors can potentially delay your claim or affect the benefits you receive. What mistakes should you avoid during your claim? Mistake 1: Not reporting the injury immediately One...

Securing workers' compensation for job-related stress in California can be difficult. This is because stress claims often involve subjective mental health factors. Unlike physical injuries, proving that stress is work-related can be complex. However, you can take...

In 2021, California had over 683,000 reports of on-the-job injuries, according to the Department of Industrial Relations. These workers came from various industries and represented a diverse group of people. Some of them were even immigrants. One worry non-citizens...

Suffering an injury in any situation can have lasting effects on your life, your ability to work and your finances. When you consider your injury, you might wonder if you should file a claim for workers’ compensation or personal injury. Understanding the differences...

Workers’ compensation is an insurance program, and many people associate insurance companies with shady dealings of collecting premiums and skimping on policy benefits. Insurance companies have a goal to make money, even if it occurs at the expense of your injury and...

California law protects employees from retaliation after filing a workers' compensation claim. Unfortunately, some employers still attempt to slowly push employees out the door. It helps to know the signs of possible retaliation. 1. You receive less praise for your...

Wrist pain can be debilitating. For many, carpal tunnel syndrome remains the culprit. When discomfort worsens, it becomes impossible to work or even perform simple chores. Surgery is often the only solution. Thankfully, this is not always the case. Home remedies...

The airline industry encompasses a wide variety of jobs. From baggage handlers to flight attendants, all employees work hard to get passengers from one place to the next. To do this, these employees often deal with work-site risks and possible injuries. Understanding...

When you sustain an injury on the job, the natural reaction is to file for workers' compensation to help you afford medical treatment. However, it can be difficult to prove that your injury is work-related if the cause is a repetitive strain or repetitive motion. The...