Heim, CaliforniaCalifornia Workers’ Comp. Question; due process rights.
I agree with Mr. Epperly. It is unlikely that a Recon on the issue of due process is likely to prevail. As to cases, codes, etc, I strongly...
Cupertino, CA
Workers compensation Lawyer at Cupertino, CA
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation
I agree with Mr. Epperly. It is unlikely that a Recon on the issue of due process is likely to prevail. As to cases, codes, etc, I strongly...
The behavior you describe is certainly bizarre. I've never heard of them doing things like that. Like my colleague, I really don't understand the...
Is this one knee or both knees that we're talking about? There is no average disability %. Every case is different. The range is huge. It is...
You can only go to an AME if you have an attorney. Since you went to an AME, you must have an attorney. I suggest you pose your question to your...
I agree that your statement is very confusing but since you never asked a question, there's really nothing to respond to.
An employee NEVER has to pay for his own workers' comp insurance. That is an expense ALWAYS borne by the employer. At one point you call yourself...
Overpaid because they paid you at too high a weekly rate? Overpaid because they paid you for too many weeks? Overpaid because they paid you after...
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Your attorney remains your attorney until either you fire him, substitute him out or he petitions to be relieved from duty and the WCAB Orders it. ...
Lots of issues here: First, you should NEVER go to a PQME without first consulting with a good WC attorney. The PQME can make or break your...
If you injured your back on the job, file a workers comp claim.