Your lawyer is doing things exactly right! Filing a claim with the court (W.C.A.B.) only establishes jurisdiction and stops any time limits from...

You can renegotiate. I know some lawyers who charge 15% on the WC claim and 25% on the SIBTF claim. I know others who charge 20% on the SIBTF...

1. Labor Code 132a says that an employer cannot discriminate or punish you for getting hurt on the job, seeking your benefits or hiring a lawyer. ...

You probably can’t sue him unless he did actual physical damage to you. You do have the right to change doctors. I’m guessing that you are...

I agree with Mr. Meline. More information is required. But need for additional treatment and MMI (maximum medical improvement) are two...

I don’t know about the air conditioner but if he fell down the stairs at work, he likely has a workers’ compensation claim. If he has brain...

Your question landed in the workers’ compensation section of AVVO. WC is for on the job injuries and you don’t mention any work injury and your...

I agree with Mr. Bollinger…..TALK TO YOUR LAWYER! I find that 90% of the time when an injured employee isn’t receiving his TTD, it’s because the...

I agree with my colleagues. Since you were on the job at the time of the accident, any injuries should be resolved through your employer’s workers...

I agree with Mr Bollinger that mold cases are difficult. I recommend you get a lawyer to help you with this.