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What happens during the 90-day workers’ comp review?

After you file for California workers’ compensation, the insurance company may not accept or deny the case right away. Instead, the claims administrator may use the 90-day window to decide whether your injury qualifies for benefits. Understanding what happens during...

Can you challenge a denied remote work injury claim?

An injury at home during work hours can happen in unexpected ways. You might get hurt while setting up equipment or performing work-related duties. When this happens, it might raise questions about filing a workers’ comp claim. It becomes harder to make sense of the...

What to do if your employer retaliates after a workplace injury

You have the right to file a workers' compensation claim when you get hurt on the job. Unfortunately, some employers respond to these claims with retaliation. They may cut your hours, demote you or even fire you for exercising your legal rights. If this happens to...

How does CA workers’ comp treat repetitive strain injuries?

Repetitive strain injuries develop over time instead of from one sudden accident. In California workplaces, these injuries often appear in jobs that require repeated motions, forceful tasks, or awkward positions. Knowing how workers’ compensation treats these...

Do stress-related mental health issues qualify for workers’ comp?

Work can be stressful, but when that stress leads to serious mental health issues, you might wonder if workers’ compensation applies. In California, coverage depends on how the condition started and how much your job contributed to it. Understanding mental health...

What can protect employees injured by workplace violence?

Some jobs have a known association with violence. Security professionals and those working in law enforcement largely recognize that they could be at risk of others becoming aggressive toward them. Other types of careers, including professions in the health care,...

When workers’ compensation is not enough

People get injured at work all the time, and many of them qualify for benefits by filing workers’ compensation claims. In basic cases without complications or complex liability issues, those benefits can be enough to sustain injured workers when they need them the...

You can’t be fired for filing a workers’ compensation claim

If you’re injured on the job in California, you might be worried about filing a workers’ compensation claim because you’re scared of how your employer might react. What if you were at fault? Can you lose your job by filing a claim?  The good news is that California...

Are remote workers for CA employers entitled to workers’ comp?

The rise of remote work has reshaped the American workplace in recent years. As a result, it isn’t surprising that many people still have questions about the lesser-known aspects of remote work. For example, are you entitled to workers’ compensation in California if...

Is your carpal tunnel syndrome linked to your career?

If you suffer from a diagnosis of carpal tunnel syndrome, you understand how the pain, tingling and numbness can make even the most prosaic daily activities quite challenging. From not being able to perform fine finger motions like clasping your jewelry to being...

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