Run, don't walk to a competent Workers" Compensation attorney. Her employer will deny everything. She needs help.

This is another example of how insurance companies can take advantage of you, and manipulate the situation to their advantage. Nurse case managers...

Agree with Mr. Borah above. Place of injury controls the applicable law. Sounds like you definitely will need a WC lawyer. The other side know...

Run don't walk to a WC attorney in your vicinity. I am hundreds of miles away from you, have nothing to gain. You are in rather deep already, stop...

Neither you nor your employer can waive Workers' Compensation in California. Your employer statement is pure BS. At this point I suggest you get...

Yes your employer can do that.Unless your treating WC Dr. takes you off work completely (i.e. TD), your employer can choose to not pay you for lost...

Does the reconsideration board mail you a copy of their decision?

Go to the local WCAB (District Office) and speak with the Information and Assistance (I&A) Officer there. They can help you track this.

I would like to know if I’m still able to file a case for a work injury I had 3 years ago?

Yes you can file, the rules on Statutes of Limitations in California WC claims are very liberal. Do it now though, do not delay any longer. Get a...

That's a no-brainer. Do not settle now. Get your surgery first. Things can happen, things can go wrong. Do it on their dime. You will be off...

Filing a WC Claim, with or without a lawyer,actually means that you ARE NOT suing your employer. Under the Exclusive Remedy Doctrine pursuant to...