If the workers comp doctor release me to work already do I still need a note from my primary doctor?

If you were cleared by one doctor already, did that doctor list any restrictions? It sounds like your employer is being petty with you. You can...

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The short answer is that you need two attorneys: 1) A reputable WC attorney to file a claim of psychological injury for the robbery, and 2) a...

An injured worker should never blindly pick a QME from a Panel. You should speak to a WC attorney. A local WC attorney will likely know the doctors...

What would motivate my employer to refuse to work me until the doctor releases me with no restrictions after a work injury?

If your employer has more than five employees, you are entitled to protection of the Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA). Under FEHA your...

Can a company back out on a stipulation agreement on worker's comp?

There are two ways to settle a WC case: 1) with a stipulated award which can include an award of future medical care, or 2) a Compromise and...

Need a worker compensation lawyer

You can use the following website to find a WC attorney in your area who is a member of CAAA. Good luck to...

When should I get a workers comp attorney?

You should have gotten an attorney in September 2014 but it is not too late. Hopefully you have not yet been seen by a QME. Find a reputable...

I was injured at work. The company only gibe 6 months of modified duty. After 6 months I would be off work.

Whether or not you are entitled to Temporary Disability will depend upon whether or not you are still Temporarily Disabled versus at Maximum...

How can i go about getting the maximum amount paid out on my workers comp claim where i have lifetime medical

You cannot force a defendant to buy out your future medical care. As far a value, if the defense agrees to a buy out, they will expect a...

If my Dr says that I have a permanent disability from my injury, does that mean I automatically lose my job.

Are you still employed by the same employer? If so, they have a duty to meet with you in an "interactive process" to determine if they can...