My question is can my lawyer get rid of my case without my consent? Worker's Compensation Appeals B

YES. An attorney is not required to continue in a relationship that has deteriorated. You can represent yourself at the Workers Compensation...

My question is can my lawyer get rid of my case without my consent? Worker's Compensation Appeals Board

YES: an attorney CAN be 'removed' as counsel without your consent (to answer you directly). You settled your claim by a form called...

IF the worker is found to be an employee under the Labor Code, and not an independent contractor, then yes each worker needs to be 'covered' by a...

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO SUBMIT ( WORKER'S COMP LAW. CALIF )

"Submitted' means there was a trial. Matters never 'stand as submitted' unless there is a record for the judge to review and evidence...

My husband wants to sue his former employer, what type of attorney does he need?

Your husband likely HAD a Serious & Willful Misconduct penalty action against his employer, except you might have let the one-year deadline...

I received a compensation order DO i need to contact Insurance company?

I don't do DFEC claims, but there is a handy website with a lot of good information. Check out the link at the bottom of this answer. AND...

How do I end a workers comp case and settle today?

Keep in mind: the judges at the POmona (and San Bernardino) WCABs require there be some current medical evidence supporting the settlement, so if...

Any lost wages are paid in my company (work-injury) if Workers Comp did not pay, why many attorneys advise otherwise?!

Lost Wages are ruled by portions of the Labor Code, not 'fairness' . There is no requirement in The California Labor Code that every injured...

Who decides how to settle a workers comp claim?

Why not 'inspire' the Insurer to buy out future medical treatment by seeing every specialist and appealing every Request For Authorization and...

Catching illness at work and Workman's Comp.

UNDERSTAND that your personal medical records will be subpenaed and open to scrutiny when you ask an insurer to pay you for a medical problem... ...