Can I sue my employer if I hurt my back 4 years ago at work?
Your sole remedy against your employer would be in workers' comp and not with a civil law suit. So the strict answer to your question is, No, you...
Cupertino, CA
Workers compensation Lawyer at Cupertino, CA
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation
Your sole remedy against your employer would be in workers' comp and not with a civil law suit. So the strict answer to your question is, No, you...
if you are terminated, you may have an additional claim under Labor Code 132a. If you quit, it may affect several benefits including TTD,...
If you just hired your attorney a month ago, I think you've got to give him a chance to get the file from the insurance company to see what's going...
At the moment, you get medical treatment for the injuries (ankle & hernia) and the temporary, total disability indemnity. The key now is to be...
If you've never met your attorney, that's a real problem. I recomend you schedule an in-office, face-to-face with your lawyer. Before you go in,...
Any resolution of a workers' comp claim MUST be approved by a workers' comp judge. If no judge....then no binding settlement and he could come...
The insurance company wants to make sure that the injuries that you're claiming really happened on this job and as you described. They want to see...
As I explained in our telephone conversation earlier today, you cannot sue in workers' comp. if you had an attorney 15 years ago, return to that...
You don't sue in workers comp and you don't win a suit. But it sounds like you made a claim for benefits and went to a WC trial and received a...
I'm not entirely clear on what's going on with your case but it is clear that it's time for you to lawyer-up. We need to make sure you are...