Workers comp question.
A "Notice of Intent" is a notice from the judge that he/she intends to issue some Order or Award. The proposed Order is the Order that he/she...
Cupertino, CA
Workers compensation Lawyer at Cupertino, CA
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation
A "Notice of Intent" is a notice from the judge that he/she intends to issue some Order or Award. The proposed Order is the Order that he/she...
The answer is maybe...sort of. If you are unable to return to your old job either physically or psychologically, you may be entitled not to...
There are very few attorneys in California who practice in Federal Workers' Compensation...probably no more than 25 in the whole state. I have a...
I think that Ms. Hull is incorrect and Mr. Corson is correct. The general rule is that you cannot sue your employer for an on the job...
It appears from your statement that the C&R has already been submitted to the WCAB for a judge to review and, hopefully, approve. Depending on the...
Sounds like the defatty sure doesn't like the PQME reporting! He could still take the PQME's deposition to try to change his mind. I think...
There are two ways to settle a workers' comp case. The first is called a Stipulation with Request for Award. In this type of settlement your...
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I think we don't have enough of the facts here to give a very complete answer. You should be talking to your attorney about the status of the...
And the question is? If you've been returned to work by the doctors, go back to work. Your employer then has to decide whether or not to take...
Yikes, DO NOT ALLOW YOUR DEPOSITION WITHOUT AN ATTORNEY! DO NOT ASK FOR! SELECT OR GO TO A PQME WITHOUT AN ATTORNEY! Am I shouting? Yes! These...