Can the owner of the company demote my position while I have an open case for workers compensation ?

You don't need to talk to one attorney, YOU ABSOLUTELY NEED TWO ATTORNEYS. MAYBE THREE. I could do the Petition for Violation of Labor Code 132a...

Time to switch attorneys -- YES you can dismiss the attorney who won't prove you hurt the shoulder on the job and hire a new attorney not afraid to...

A WCAB Judge must approve ANY attorney fee, whether the claim resolves by settlement or by trial. I know of no WCAB Judge who would award 33% on...

Deceitful, misleading, and lies from my GM about my Workers Comp claim form I handed her on the 6th of January 2015.

What could be done? Not much. You were entitled to run up $10,000 in treatment charges prior to the claim being accepted or denied...you still...

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Dismissed because of worker's comp claim

Labor Code 132(a) says that you may not be treated differently just because you requested Workers Comp benefits... trouble is 90% of Applicant's...

Is employee limited to a workers compensation claim if employee was robbed at employers' parking lot after shift ended?

Workers Compensation is most often found to be the Exclusive Remedy for an employee against an employer. I tried the claim where the terminated...

Should I get a Workers comp lawyer

None of my learned colleagues used the term 132(a)... and Labor Code 132(a) is the California Labor Code section you want to mention when looking...

On a workmans comp case the judge wrote on opinion on decision that he thinks i should get reimbursed for attorneys fees when i

If the judge wrote AN ORDER that the Insurer/Employer actually pay you the fees, then you should meet with an Information & Assistance Officer at...

Settelment

If the insurer is offering $250,000 initially, my gut tells me it isn't fair... it IS the very very least the adjuster thinks the WCAB Judge might...

I was exposed to chemicals on my job in July 2014. The adjuster is slow to authorize medical appt. How can I get them to act?

The Labor Code gives the Insurer just 5 business days to either approve or 'non-certify' (deny) ANY request for any scan or treatment.... .... so...