California worker compensation

NO, the Workers Comp. Appeals Board has no power at all over a doctor's license. A doctor's license is governed by the MEDICAL BOARD OF...

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I injured my lower back at work. It's been a little over a month now since the injury and I was finally taken off of work and

This doctor is 'in bed' with the adjuster... but DO NOT PICK THE NEXT MPN DOCTOR ON YOUR OWN!! 95% of the docs on the Medical Provider...

Workers Compensation

Does the EMPLOYER pay money to hire an attorney to go to court NO. They paid for that when they paid their Workers Comp Insurance premium. ...

QME DR. told me i need another surgery, because the surgery was not done correctly, is the carrier will start paying me again?

California Labor Code requires the insurer to pay TTD for just 104 weeks, EVEN IF you need 304 weeks of surgeries and recoveries. So, it appears...

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COULD you receive more? Maybe. The Primary Treating PHysician writes the Maximum Medical Improvement report, and I'll be that equals ZERO...

Hello In May of 2002 I got a steroid epidural injection for a Work Comp back injury I suffer. The precedure made me worse.

Sadly, the time limit to prove New & Further Disability on a work injury is 5 years from the date of the initial injury. So the time in...

How do I deny my former employee's worker's comp claim?

I'll attach the link to the form called an "Answer", but then you have to mail it to all parties with a Proof of Service by mail... do one thing...

I need to know if compensation cases can be reopened? I worked for Wal-Mart and was injured 2010.

IN CALIFORNIA (?where are you?), you have 5 years from the date of injury to re-open for New & Further Disability. If you healed -- just not...

In California, those words would mean you've returned to the medical condition at which you were the day prior to the work injury. It's fairly...

Workers compensation and muscle relaxers

Two things have to happen for "workman comp" to take responsibility for gums: (1) The Primary Treating Physician has to CONCLUDE that the meds...