Most Common Healthcare Worker Injuries our Workers Compensation Attorneys and Lawyers in Los Angeles Have Seen The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that health care is the most rapidly growing sector within the U.S. economy, and employs over 18 million workers. The health care work force in the U.S. is nearly … Read More
10 Qs to Ask Your Workers Compensation Attorneys No matter how conscientious you are in following safety rules and using precaution on the job, an accident can still befall you. Faulty machinery, another worker’s negligence, or even just acts of God can cause an accident and leave you injured. Workers compensation is, essentially, a form of … Read More
Workers Compensation Lawyers and Attorneys in Los Angeles on DWP Workers Critically Injured Two workers with the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (DWP) suffered serious injuries in an electrical accident while working near a subterranean vault near Echo Park. According to a news report on Patch.com, paramedics were called to the scene at … Read More
Workers Compensation Attorneys on Tesla Injuries A new study commissioned by Tesla workers found that automaker’s factory in the last two years had about one-third more worker accidents and twice the rate of serious injuries compared to other automakers. According to a news report in the San Jose Mercury News, this report is the latest … Read More
Workers Compensation Lawyers Blog: Victims of San Bernardino Terror Attack Denied Claims for Medical Treatment As if the trauma of being attacked and seriously injured in the workplace and experiencing the trauma of watching co-workers shot and killed wasn’t enough, victims of the San Bernardino shootings have been reporting that they were having trouble getting … Read More
Workers Compensation Lawyers: You Deserve Compensation When You’re Injured President Donald Trump’s threat to deport undocumented people is preventing workers who are undocumented from seeking workers’ compensation benefits when they are injured on the job. This is according to workers in the immigration bellwether state of California, a Bloomberg News article states. Nearly 10 percent … Read More
A recent report shows that undocumented immigrants, particularly Latinos who are injured on the job, file fewer workers’ compensation claims. According to a report on Vida en el Valle, there is an underestimation of the number of Latinos who fail to receive compensation, who fail to report their injuries or who receive nominal, if any, … Read More
Workers Compensation Lawyers on Recent Study Latino and African American men are at the highest risk for being injured on the job, according to a study from the University of Southern California. According to a report, researchers looked at data on 11.6 million people from the American Community Survey between 2006 and 2013. They found … Read More
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