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Vouchers and Workers’ Compensation

The workers’ compensation system is designed to help provide income replacement for employees who have sustained work-related injuries. The system also provides reasonable medical expenses related to the treatment of…

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Time Limits in Workers’ Compensation

Most people understand that there are time limits in almost all types of legal cases, ranging from prosecution of domestic assault to suing for breach of contract. Workers’ compensation is…

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Fatal Injuries and Workers’ Compensation

Employers make efforts to keep their business running as smoothly as possible. This includes making sure that employees are safe at work and will not sustain work-related injuries. Despite these…

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How OSHA and Workers’ Compensation Interact

Employers likely understand that there are many rules and regulations concerning workplace and employee safety. Employers must take proper steps to make sure that employees are working in safe conditions…

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Can I Opt Out of Workers’ Compensation Insurance?

Employers know that they need to take precautions to make sure their business is adequately protected. Employers need to carry a variety of types of insurance, ranging from fire insurance…

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Medical Fraud and Workers’ Compensation

Workers’ compensation exists to make sure that employees receive the appropriate compensation and medical care in the event they sustain a work-related injury. In the vast majority of cases, workers’…

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Third-Party Claims

California’s workers’ compensation system is a “no-fault” system. This means that in order to recover wages and medical costs under a workers’ compensation claim, an employee is not required to prove…

Insurance Work-Related Injury

Repetitive Motion Injuries – What Is My Business Liable For?

There are a wide variety of injuries that can occur in a workplace. An employee can fall off scaffolding, get in a car accident while driving to deliver a shipment,…

Claim Procedure Work-Related Injury

Beware of Incorrect Worker Classification

Employers know that there are many administrative responsibilities they must give special attention to. This includes such issues as paying taxes, making sure you comply with any local ordinances, and…

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Why Do We Have Workers’ Compensation?

Conscientious employers take many measures to make sure that their employees are safe in the workplace. Providing training, keeping equipment in good repair, and forming safety committees are just a…

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Origin and Purpose of Workers’ Compensation

The majority of employers take many measures to help make sure their employees are as safe as possible at work. Employers may decide to provide extra safety training, purchase and…

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Occupational Diseases

Workers’ compensation is designed to provide financial support and relief to employees who sustain work-related injuries. When most people think of workers’ compensation, they think of broken arms, concussions, slip…

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Vouchers and Workers’ Compensation

Time Limits in Workers’ Compensation

Fatal Injuries and Workers’ Compensation

How OSHA and Workers’ Compensation Interact

Can I Opt Out of Workers’ Compensation Insurance?

Third-Party Claims

Why Do We Have Workers’ Compensation?

Origin and Purpose of Workers’ Compensation

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