When can I demand my work comp case be settled?

You probably should meet with your attorney or have a phone conference. There may be a number of things holding up your case. First, if you are...

Workman compensation

You ask a very timely question. There is a recent decision from the Workers Compensation Appeals board entitled Dubon v. World Restoration,...

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Workers comp payments

Temporary disability payments and permanent disability payments are both made every other week. As for mileage, that will only be paid if you...

Is there a statue of limitation as to when I can attain a lawyer for a worker's comp case if the case is still active?

In California, there is a statute of limitation to file an action in workers' compensation of five years from date if injury or one year from last...

In our area, AMEs are typically given authorization to order any needed diagnostic tests, except those that would require hospitalization. Since...

Does anybody can explain how the new law works under the Workers' Compensation Appeals Board ?

This is a very good, and timely question. Your question seems to deal specifically with the current laws in regards to medical treatment requests...

Can an attorney help me get back pay for temporary partial disability from Work Comp CA?

I agree with Ms. Lam. You have a complicated set of facts and should consult with an attorney. If the work is not suitable, then you should...

How do I find out what lien hearings are scheduled in my Work Comp case? If I have a date, how do I find out who is appearing?

You should be able to find out if there is a pending hearing on your case by going to this website: https://eams.dwc.ca.gov/WebEnhancement/ As...

It sounds like you have a great question, that probably only your attorney can answer. Cases do settle at status conferences, but a judge can...

Does reopening my work injury void the stip agreement that had closed the claim?

I am not sure if you meant to ask if you are "eligible" for new and further disability or if you are "liable" for new and further disability. When...