Every worker's compensation claim is different. Although the factors that go into approving a claim
...[More]COVID-19 outbreaks are on the rise in many areas in California. The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) released guidance for the companies to respond to these outbreaks so they can minimize their effect on the workplace.
...[More]The COVID-19 pandemic has affected everyone in some tragic way. If you believe you have a reason to file a coronavirus workers’ compensation claim, there are a few things you need to know.
...[More]Due to the early effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, the job loss rate touched 3.5% in February and rose to 4.4% in the next month and is now estimated to be at least 15%.
...[More]Are Essential Workers Entitled to Workers' Compensation Benefits for COVID- 19 Exposure?
...[More]Worker's compensation insurance is used to pay your medical bills if you are injured at work. Workers' compensation is an insurance policy, paid by your employer for your benefit when any health-related incidents occur during the working hours.
...[More]Being able to file a workers’ compensation case for COVID-19 claims would allow employees to receive benefits that would cover all of their medical expenses directly related to the virus.
...[More]Your Worker's Compensation claim will be approved or denied based on many different factors. Many people are denied because they waited to file their claim until after they have lost their job.
...[More]Construction workers have the right to a safe work area. The following are frequently asked questions about construction sites and Workers' Compensation claims.
...[More]Hearing loss, either partial or full, is one of the most common work-related disabilities. In fact, more and more people are filing Worker's Compensation claims against employers who did not follow the correct guidelines.
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