Quiescent?
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Cupertino, CA
Workers compensation Lawyer at Cupertino, CA
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation
You've asked the same question twice. Please see my answer to your other posting.
Quiescent means that the injury is quiet, not active at this point in time. That does not mean that the injury doesn't exist or that it won't...
A heavy metals toxicity case is going to be very complicated and take years to complete. I'm not surprised that it has taken a long time. If you...
You are seeing the results of Gov. Arnold and the Chamber of Commerce having stacked the deck against you in the 2004 "reform." Are you...
In California workers' compensation, there is no such thing as a Form I-601 so I'm not sure what he got. Take another look at the paperwork and...
I agree with Mr. Laden. There are two ways to settle a w.c. case. In a Stipulated Award, you get paid bi-weekly until the agreed upon money...
Once the doctor knows that your injuries are work related, he can decline to treat you. He doesn't have to take w.c. cases. If he does that you...
The other to attorneys, although from out of state, have it right. Generally, we have a ban on what we call post-termination workers' comp. claims...
you have a lot of issues going on here. I'm not sure I can analyze it all in the space given. Your question was cut off so I'm not sure what the...
I'm not sure I understand your question but I think you're asking if the amount in the Award is in addition to the amount in the Stipulation. The...