Workers’ Compensation

Have you ever walked past a coworker’s desk and nearly tripped because they had a drawer pulled out? Did you back up and almost fall because the drawer on a filing cabinet was left open behind you? Drawers and other items that stick out do have the potential to cause...

There are thousands of undocumented workers across the United States. Knowing your rights as an undocumented worker is paramount for your safety and well-being. It is also very important that undocumented workers understand how the law in California may work...

If you work on a California construction project, you may encounter a variety of specialized workers on-site, from plumbers, masons and carpenters to welders and electricians. The employer has a duty to provide a safe environment for all workers. Following best...

There is often confusion around when workers’ compensation will or will not cover a person’s injuries. Many people realize that they can receive compensation if they’re hurt while they’re in the office or on a specific work site. They know that they can seek...

Workers' compensation exists to help cover your medical treatment if you sustain injuries at work. In addition, you may be eligible to receive compensation for lost wages while you heal from your injury. If you experience an injury at work, the following steps will...

If you sustain injuries at work, you may be hesitant to report them for several reasons. Many people mistakenly believe that their employer may fire them. This is a scary thought, especially while dealing with an injury. It is important to understand that a delay in...

Consistent exposure and sometimes immediate exposure to hazardous material in the workplace can easily lead to a debilitating illness. To avoid issues, workers should make sure that they can identify the hazardous materials in their work environment.  The U.S....

There is a range of different benefits you can get from workers' compensation, and what you qualify for often depends on the extent of your injuries and your ability to return to work.  While you will continue to get medical benefits to pay for your related healthcare...

If someone were to ask you whether your job is dangerous or not, if you primarily work in an office, you are probably going to say no. After all, you don't have any dangerous chemical exposure like factory workers might. You don't have to drive all day as part of your...

Nurses serve important roles in a variety of health care environments. They also face a higher risk of illnesses and injuries due to various workplace hazards. The consequences of an injured or ill nurse reach far beyond just the livelihood of the worker, as employers...