My stipulations with request for award says i am 0% permanently disabled.
I'm guessing that the zero percent is based on a report from the doctor who has been treating you for the injury? I also have to wonder how...
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I'm guessing that the zero percent is based on a report from the doctor who has been treating you for the injury? I also have to wonder how...
I'm a bit confused. It appears from what you say that your back is being accepted as part of your claim. When you say your "PCP" got the mri and...
One caution: Make sure that they never get the chance to claim that they didn't know you were working the other job. If they pay you full...
You can do what I suggested in answer to your other posting of the same question.
You can go to the office of the WCAB where your case is venued and ask a clerk to check the system and determine whether the settlement papers have...
I agree that you are not entitled to mileage for attending hearings at the Workers' Compensation Appeals Board. However, if you can show that the...
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If you informed your employer of your injury, or if your medical records document that you were treating for the injury you had on the job, you...
I'm confused by your question. The question seems to suggest that you have found you have a new injury, but the rest of what you say implies that...
There are two primary ways to settle a worker's comp case in California. One is by what is called Stipulations with Request for Award (stips). ...
It is very unlikely that you will have to pay them back. Depending on the basis for their claiming that they should not have paid you the money,...