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Being an employer comes with a lot of responsibility. Every employer in California has certain legal responsibilities when it comes to workers’ compensation insurance. Here’s what employers and workers should know:

Every workers’ compensation case is complex, but this is especially true in cases that involve the aggravation of a pre-existing injury. Are you entitled to workers’ compensation benefits for the worsening of a pre-existing injury? Here’s what you should know:

If you want to be seen by your own doctor in the event you suffer a work-related injury, you must name or pre-designate the doctor before you suffer a work-related injury. These are the other conditions that must be met in order to pre-designate a doctor:

If you will never be able to return to work as a result of your work-related injuries, you may be entitled to permanent disability benefits. How are these benefits calculated? How long will you receive permanent disability benefits? Here’s what you should know:

Every employee who is injured on the job in California is entitled to workers’ compensation benefits. But does this include undocumented workers? Here’s what you need to know to protect your rights:

In California, you must pay into the State Disability Insurance (SDI) program through deductions. However, Long Term Disability (LTD) insurance is neither statutory mandated nor established by the government. Learn more:

Just because you receive workers’ compensation benefits does not mean that you’re stuck with your job. But if you quit while you are recovering from an injury, it may affect your benefit payments. Here’s what you should know:

No one wants to plan what to do when they witness a workplace accident because they do not want anything to happen to begin with. However, looking the other way does not help. Here is what you can do in such a situation:

If a chronic, stressful work environment is causing you psychological or physical damage, an experienced attorney may be able to help you obtain workers’ compensation benefits. Here’s what you need to know:

Workers’ compensation benefits are intended to cover injuries that employees suffer while on the job. If you have been injured in an occupational accident, your expenses and losses could be covered by workers’ compensation. Learn more:

The process of a filing a workers’ compensation claim in the state of California can be tricky. There are certain procedures to follow, forms to fill out, and deadlines to meet. Here’s what you need to know if you’ve suffered a work-related injury:

Workers’ compensation benefits can help injury victims with their medical expenses, lost wages, and other financial burdens related to their injuries. Every case is different, but here are some things to keep in mind when determining how long you will be able to receive workers’ compensation benefits:

If you submit a claim for workers’ compensation benefits for a psychological or mental injury, you may need help demonstrating that your injury is real and work-related. Here’s what you need to know:

There are different types of benefits that can be paid in a workers’ compensation claim. What types of benefits are you entitled to for your injuries? How are these benefits calculated? Here’s what you need to know:

You shouldn’t discuss the details of your workers’ compensation claim with anyone except your attorney. You should also avoid sharing the details of your claim on social media. Why? Here’s how your social media activity could affect your claim: