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California Workers Comp Law Resources

The Consequences of Amazon’s High Workers’ Comp Claims

Amazon has been busy lately and it is no mystery why: online shopping has always been convenient, but now during the ...

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Can You Be Fired for Filing a Workers’Compensation Claim?

Workers have a right to look to the workers’ compensation system after getting injured or sick at work.

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Welding Work-Related Injuries & Illnesses Due to Welding Working Conditions

Welders in California face harsh conditions and hazards like electrical shock, fumes, and intense UV light, leading to specific injuries such as flash burns, respiratory illnesses, skin/nerve damage, and Parkinsonism; they are entitled to workers' comp benefits for these work-related issues.

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How Do Temporary Disability Benefits (TTD) Work in California?

If a work injury prevents you from working, your employer's workers' compensation insurance provides tax-free temporary disability benefits (TTD) at two-thirds your average weekly earnings, paid biweekly for up to 104 weeks, or 240 for severe injuries. These benefits can end if you return to work or reach permanent and stationary status.

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Disneyland Work Injuries & Disney Workers' Comp Process

Disneyland employees, despite the park's "happiest place" image, face foreseeable work-related injuries and illnesses due to demanding conditions. California law entitles injured workers to full medical care, temporary income, and permanent disability payments, our attorneys are available to help navigate the complex workers' comp system at no upfront cost.

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Can Uber and Lyft Drivers Get Workers’ Compensation?

Uber and lyft driver can't file a workers' comp claim since they are independent contractors but you still have a right to some benefits under a new California law. Learn your rights below and how we can help you get the compensation you deserve.

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