Injury Justice Law Firm LLP

The line between workplace injury due to third party’s negligence, and workers’ compensation is often blurred. Cases that start out before the Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board (WCAB) may end up having a third party component, giving the claimant an additional avenue for recovery. Conversely, sometimes a straightforward premises liability case may turn into a complicated workers’ comp claim, with medical care providers and insurance companies asserting liens against the alr...eady-abridged comp recovery. Because workers’ compensation law does not provide for recovery for pain and suffering, claimants are often left with a fraction of what they would have received if the case turned out as originally expected. At Injury Justice, we’ve saved our clients thousands of dollars by aggressively and successfully cramming down Medi-Cal and Medicare liens, resulting in outcomes that are virtually identical to the regular third party claim, where pain and suffering compensation is included. We craft creative settlement solutions to make sure our clients’ medical bills are paid and their credit history preserved while maximizing their net recovery. See more

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Attorney Inna Demin, specializing in personal injury and wrongful death suits, represents the Russian tourists attacked at a Hollywood shopping center last week. Attorney Demin was interviewed by the Los Angeles Times about safety issues facing visitors at the mall: http://www.latimes.com//la-me-ln-hollywood-attack-charges-. Attorney Demin has recovered millions in compensation for clients victimized by the negligence and intentional misconduct of others. You can read more about her practice at www.InjuryJusticeAttorney.com.

Being a pedestrian in Los Angeles in no easy task. A lot of times, these types of cases have a large contributory negligence component, with victims crossing the street right in-front of an oncoming vehicle, texting while walking, or WUI ("walking under the influence"). However, just because the pedestrian may be partially at fault for what happened, that doesn't mean they have no recourse. http://graphics.latimes.com/la-pedestrians/ "Pedestrians were involved in 1 in 10 traffic accidents in Los Angeles from 2002 through 2013, but represented more than 35% of road deaths. Many of the fatalities occurred on long, straight streets or near freeways."