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California Workers Comp Law Resources

Covid-19 Workers’ Compensation Claims Today

The Covid-19 pandemic began over a year and a half ago. The pandemic dramatically changed work for many.

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UPDATE: The Law on Workers’ Compensation Benefits for Uber Drivers

In California, Proposition 22 classifies app-based drivers as independent contractors, providing occupational accident insurance for injuries up to $1 million in medical expenses and 66% of lost income, but it notably excludes coverage for illnesses, vocational training, and permanent disability benefits found in traditional workers' compensation.

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Injured Driving to Work? Do You Get Benefits?

How do you pay your hospital bills and get compensation for missed income after being injured in a car accident ...

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My Boss Does Not Have Workers’ Compensation Insurance—Am I Stuck Paying Doctors Bills?

If you get injured or sick at work, you are eligible for medical treatment and disability payments. This is called ...

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Amazon Workers' Comp in California: The Consequences of Amazon's High Injury Claims

Amazon workers' comp claims have climbed far faster than at other warehouses, and Amazon delivery drivers report injuries at double the rate of other drivers. If you're hurt in a fulfillment center or on a DSP route in California, you're covered — DSP drivers through their DSP's insurer — and a rushed clinic visit or utilization review denial is not the final word on your care.

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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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