Can someone explain to me what an ADJ number is in regards to workman's comp in California?
That's a docket number. You can think of it as the legal case number that represents an insurance claim. There might be legitimate reasons to file...
San Jose, CA
Workers compensation Lawyer at San Jose, CA
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation
That's a docket number. You can think of it as the legal case number that represents an insurance claim. There might be legitimate reasons to file...
Unfortunately, there's not enough information here to respond to your question. Even with several more pieces of information, each case is...
No, not simply by virtue of the case taking longer. Often, more complex injuries and cases just take longer and, typically, the resolution of the...
Agreeing with both of my learned colleagues above: There might have been several points where a consultation with an experienced attorney could or...
Can you? Maybe yes. But it's a settlement so the other side needs to agree. If your injury resolved with only massage and cream and you don't need...
A settlement that pays a lump sum and closes work comp medical MIGHT practically require a separation from your employer. But different...
Unfortunately, it's not uncommon for that to happen. It depends on QME, of course, most most that my clients see around the SF Bay Area are...
There's more that goes into valuing a case than just looking at the impairment numbers. This is clearly a severe injury. Consulting with an...
As my colleagues above observe: if they're requesting a hearing instead of telling you they're accepting your claim then, yes, they're fighting it....
As my colleagues above say, we're not paid up front and work on contingency (percent of the award). If they're offering that little it does sound...