Do I have to dismiss a 132a discrimination complaint in order to pursue litigation outside the Workers Comp system?

To dismiss the 132(a) claim all you have to do is file a petition dismissing the 132(a) claim. As for the interplay between 132(a) and DFEH...

Can I file a partial response to a request for production of documents (pending locating the rest)?

Asking for an extension is your best bet. Most attorneys will extend this courtesy at least once if not twice, especially if you are honestly...

Could I or should I change auto insurance company?

There is no benefit at this point to staying with your current insurance. Your insurance that you have been paying for has a duty to properly...

Worker comps courts

An expedited hearing is a mini trial that occurs on the date of the hearing. A mandatory settlement conference is a chance to settle outstanding...

I was injured in an auto accident. Is there a ratio for pain and suffering payouts?

Mr. Harrington is correct. There is no set ratio despite what the insurance company may try to tell you. The settlement should be enough to cover...

My husband was in a car accident last year October he is being represented but we feel he needs a second opinion.

If you don't think your husband's attorney is doing a good job then all you have to do is find another local attorney and schedule a consult with...

Is a gym vicariously liable for gross negligence of it's instructor? (CA, small claims court)

I agree with my colleague. Probably the latter. You would have to show that the gym knew that the instructor wasn't qualified or had a history of...

The legality of of the firing needs to be discussed with an employment law attorney. In general, you cannot be fired as a result of a disability....

California Workers Comp. about Panel Decisions

Unless it is a significant panel decision the judge is not bound by it but will probably take into consideration.

Found by a judge that the applicant is entitled to TD from a date to the present and continuing What does "continuing" mean?

It means the insurance carrier owes you temporary disability benefits from the date on the order to present. The continuing part means that they...

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