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In some states, a “Construction Zone Keep Out” or other such warning sign is a complete defense to an injury claim. However, in California, assumption of the risk is normally a partial defense, at best. Overall, assumption of the risk is a voluntary assumption of a known risk. A car crash is a good example… Continue reading How Does a Warning Sign Affect a Construction Injury Claim?
Workers’ compensation, a no-fault insurance plan that covers most work-related illnesses and injuries, usually pays two-thirds of a victim’s average weekly wage for the duration of a temporary or permanent disability. But that’s only part of what workers’ comp pays. Additionally, workers’ compensation covers all reasonably necessary medical expenses. After a serious injury, hospitalization alone… Continue reading What Does California Workers’ Comp Pay?
As is usually the case in legal actions, the answer to this question is yes with an if. Workers’ compensation covers emotional distress as a standalone injury if the victim meets all requirements set forth below. Workers’ Compensation in California also covers emotional distress related to a physical injury, such as anxiety, depression, or Post… Continue reading Does Workers’ Compensation Cover Emotional Distress in California?
We sincerely apologize for the Legalese in this blog’s title. But we thought it might get your attention. If that didn’t work, this statistic might. Worldwide, over two million workers sustain on-the-job injuries every year. California, like most other states, has a mandatory workers’ compensation law. Businesses with more than a certain number of employees… Continue reading Common Job Injury Nonsubscriber Claims
To attract more business to the state, lawmakers routinely reduce workers’ compensation insurance premiums. As a result, there is less money in the system for injured victims. In fact, since 2013, workers’ compensation medical benefits have declined 20 percent. Wage replacement has dropped almost as much. Generally, workers’ compensation pays all reasonably necessary medical bills… Continue reading What Injuries Does Workers’ Compensation Cover?
OSHA’s Fatal Four Hazards in Construction: The Most Common Construction Accidents! Most people are not surprised that construction work has one of the highest job injury rates in California. Some people are surprised to see office work so high on this list. Things like loose carpet, poor lighting, and open desk drawers make many offices… Continue reading Construction Accidents and the Fatal Four
Frequently, workers’ compensation is the exclusive remedy for workplace injuries. Injured victims may file no-fault claims and obtain compensation for their medical bills, lost wages, and other economic losses. However, the workers’ compensation system is not the victim-friendly forum it once was, in terms of procedure and payout. So, in a number of situations, job… Continue reading I was Hurt at Work. What Are My Legal Options?
Workplace injuries can happen in any profession, often catching workers off guard and leading to stressful situations. While many employees know that workers’ compensation may help them recover financially, they often don’t know the right steps to take to ensure they’re protected. This guide will help you understand the immediate actions to take, your rights… Continue reading What To Do If You’re Injured At Work
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