As Mr. Ghitterman indicates: A consultation w/ a workers' compensation attorney would be a good idea. There are numerous issues with the situation...

You've hired an attorney. Why not talk with him or her about timelines?

As Mr. Meline points out, there's no time limit or barrier. Also, some "enterprising" supervisors or risk management personnel might take it on...

You're asking some very broad questions. We don't know which clinic you're with, we don't know what diagnosis you're concerned about or where you...

If there's a claim for a work injury, not only might your prior medical history be a litigated point subject to a subpoena, but Labor Code section...

Anything might be a hazard if someone tries hard enough (or doesn't try enough). Workers' Compensation looks at injuries on the job, though, if...

Instead of relying on some information you heard somewhere, it sounds like you have questions that could be discussed in detail during a free...

Any time a third party might be involved, there might be a personal injury case along with the worker's compensation case. Might being the...

Of course there's no requirement to consult with an attorney before sending that form. But when it's a free consultation, why would you? If you're...

I don't see the coincidence with the second claim; it arose from a new event. The claims aren't combined, as my learned colleague mention, but...