Injured on the job but employer carries no workers comp what to do

As usual, Mr. Corson got it right. You need to file a claim against the hotel as the general contractor and against your employer as the special. ...

Best time to change employer under GC process.

GC process and I-140 are not California workers' compensation terms. Are you a federal employee? If so, there is a totally different system you...

I was terminated as a teacher when I was sick then terminated, I had a doctors note directing me to take time off for stress.

Yes. You can file a workers' comp claim for on the job stress on a cumulative basis. Normally, post-termination claims are barred but a...

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California WC claims process was not followed by employer/carrier. Claim was then later denied, did violation of process matter?

I disagree with your reading of the law. Defendant has up to 90 days to accept or reject your claim. I suspect that it was rejected because of...

What is the statue of limitations for ongoing injury to pursue my employer for negligence.

First, as a general rule, you cannot sue your employer for negligence that results in your being injured on the job. That's what workers' comp is...

Back at work for 1yr post surgery w/ no restrictions, pain has returned, Dr has restricted duties, does employer have to comply

Has your doctor indicated that this new pain is related to the old injury? If so, it should be covered under workers' comp. If your original...

A pinched nerve in the c-spine could be work related...or not. I would talk to my doctor and ask him for his opinion as to the possibility. If...

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My company is self insured for WC. I developed neck and back pain, may need surgery, QME determined this's work related.

Thank you Gov. Arnold for instituting the MPN system. Your company MPN must give you three options within a reasonable distance. If there...

if your doctor has returned you to work with restrictions and the employer cannot meet those restrictions, then you should be off work on workers'...

My lawyer in L.A says it's all about docter reports. Is this all the Judge consideres?

Your lawyer, while not absolutely correct, is certainly pointing you in the right direction. I'd say he's at least 95% correct. Everybody who...