Utilization Review company for my CA work comp case is limiting the amount of pages they receive from me in a UR appeal to 50

I am actually very intrigued by your post. I assume that you are not referring to an IMR appeal, but an internal Utilization Review appeal. For...

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

You have a number of issues here, including workers' compensation, discrimination under labor code section 132a, and possible FEHA and ADA...

This doesn't sound right. Even if there is a higher fee for the 132a it should not apply to the normal issues. Call your attorney and see if you...

I have a workers comp case for orthopedic injuries, can I still add psychiatric injuries to the case?... it's been 1 year 1/2

Usually psychiatric injuries develop well after the initial injury and can be added when they develop. Depending on your date of injury and type...

Can another lawyer still do something on my case?

There is an important question here... What happened at the MSC? If your case was taken off calender then a new attorney could still have time to...

We settled lawsuit for workers comp on the 12/23/14 they said I would receive my check 30 days after judge signed, no check yet.

30 days is the date issued, not received and if the defense was not present when it was the order was signed they would likely have additional time.

132a claims are often charged at higher rates then 15%. But that should only apply to the 132a section and only if a judge awards that fee.

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How to prepare for a hearing?

So usually you should know if you have an attorney or not. An MSC is an important hearing, you should probably attend with representation. If...

How do I get my former employers write-ups, if they refuse to give them to me?

If you have a workers compensation claim you can get this by subpoena, but sounds like this is just an employment law case, you should ask your...

Can you sue work mens comp for attorney fees?

In workers compensation in California the fees are usually 15%, in some areas 20%, there seems to be something missing as far as facts. Also,...