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How You Can Receive the Best Collection Services for Free

Workers’ compensation is an important system of laws in California. Workers’ compensation provides a much-needed safety net to make sure that both workers and their employers are protected. Workers have…

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Why an Attorney is Better for Non-Treatment Collections

A large portion of the United States economy depends on mid and small sized businesses. California is no exception to this rule. If you own or operate a business, you…

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Can the Carrier Drag Me to Independent Bill Review?

The answer to this question is a qualified “Yes.” Independent bill review, or “IBR”, is a non-judicial process that allows carriers and providers—including interpreters—to resolve disputes about the amount of…

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Why Board Rule 10545 is the WCAB Interpreter’s Secret Weapon

Starting or building a new business is hard work. Small businesses form the backbone of the American economy, and California is no exception. If you have your own business or…

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When Can Interpreters Get Penalties and Interest for Carrier Delay?

If you own or operate an interpreter business, you know it is hard work to get the business up and running. Even after those precarious first couple of years, there…

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What Evidence Does an Interpreter Need to Support an Invoice?

Owning or running a business is a demanding role to play. Whether you own your own business or you are just in charge of running said business, you will have…

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How Can Interpreters Lay an Early Foundation for Easier Collection?

If you own your own business, you know that there are many moving pieces to keep your business running. Keeping up with your employees, taxes, expansion into the community, bills…

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Does Meadowbrook Apply to 5811 Costs?

The field of workers’ compensation can be difficult to understand for those who do not regularly work or practice in that area. Even for some types of businesses which may…

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Does Meadowbrook Apply to Medical-Legal Interpreter Charges?

If you own or run a business, you know that there are many administrative tasks which must be undertaken. Many of these small jobs and duties may be time sensitive,…

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When Is an Interpreter a Medical-Legal Charge? (Labor Code 4620/WCAB Rule 10786)

The workers’ compensation system has a vast multitude of rules and regulations. These can seem overwhelming to those not heavily involved in workers’ compensation cases on a regular basis. Even…

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The Advantages and Disadvantages of Commissioned Collections

If you own your own business, you know that there are many “moving pieces” to making sure your business runs smoothly. You need to not only provide quality services to…

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When Is an Interpreter a Treatment Expense? (Labor Code 4600)

The workers’ compensation system provides an essential safety net for those employees who are injured in the course and scope of their employment. There are many different parts of the…

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How You Can Receive the Best Collection Services for Free

Why an Attorney is Better for Non-Treatment Collections

Can the Carrier Drag Me to Independent Bill Review?

Why Board Rule 10545 is the WCAB Interpreter’s Secret Weapon

When Can Interpreters Get Penalties and Interest for Carrier Delay?

What Evidence Does an Interpreter Need to Support an Invoice?

How Can Interpreters Lay an Early Foundation for Easier Collection?

Does Meadowbrook Apply to 5811 Costs?

When Is an Interpreter a Medical-Legal Charge? (Labor Code 4620/WCAB Rule 10786)

The Advantages and Disadvantages of Commissioned Collections

When Is an Interpreter a Treatment Expense? (Labor Code 4600)

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