I agree with my colleagues. It's time to use the find a lawyer tab at the top of this page to find a top rated WC lawyer near you and give a call.

If you are an employee and are injured on the job and your treating doctor either takes you off work or your employer cannot accommodate your work...

The answer is, of course, yes and no. Yes, your temporary total disability payments will end. That’s because you are no longer declared to be...

I agree with Mr. Wiesner. Fastest solution would be for the doctor to put in for an extension. You may have to follow up with a phone call to the...

You probably cannot sue your employer but if you got hurt on the job, you would have a claim under workers' compensation. I agree with Ms. Cloud.

I agree with Mr. Trust. You should never have to work "off the clock." In WC law, if the employer cannot accommodate the doctor's work...

Because you were injured on the job, you should be filing a workers' compensation claim with your employer. That will pay you your medical bills,...

i agree with Mr. Wiesner. Talk to your lawyer. It sounds like something, maybe a settlement on 5 different injuries was filed with the court. ...

I agree with Mr. Ostfeld. You have nothing to lose by pursuing a WC claim and everything to gain. So go for it!

WC judges do not need to maintain active status with the State Bar of California. Why pay all of that money if you don’t have to and get nothing...