In the realm of workplace safety, much attention is given to physical injuries, yet there lies a growing concern for a different kind of injury: the psychological.
Read More
The no-fault workers’ compensation system aims to be accessible and helpful to legitimately injured workers. However, abuses and ambiguities still occur that necessitate investigations.
Read More
The process of obtaining these benefits can be complex and fraught with potential pitfalls. Missteps can lead to delays, reduced benefits, or even outright denial of your claim.
Read More
Pre-existing conditions are health problems that existed before an individual was injured or became ill due to work-related activities. This article aims to examine the impact of pre-existing conditions on workers' compensation claims in California.
Read More
In this article, we will explore California workers' compensation benefits and taxes in more detail, including what employers and employees need to know about taxation, compliance, and reporting.
Read More
No one likes getting hurt on the job, but it happens in nearly every profession. Working in the logging industry in particular can be a dangerous job, with loggers facing a high risk of on-the-job injuries.
Read More
Third-party claims are a type of legal action that can be taken when an injury in the workplace has been caused by someone other than your employer. This could include customers, vendors, or third parties who may have created hazards on their own.
Read More
Heart attacks are an incredibly serious issue and can happen anywhere, including your workplace. The victims can face serious financial hardship as a result, but are they covered by workers' comp?
Read More
If an employee is hurt at a work party, will workers' compensation still cover the injury? Let's look at how workers' compensation applies to holiday work parties.
Read More