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Podcast: Difference Between Impairment and Disability

In most of my cases, the discussion of impairment and disability necessary. However, when I have a safety personnel such as CDCR prison personnel and parole officers, CAL FIRE, CHP, city and county firefighters, police officers, and sheriff, this explanation is important.

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Workers' Compensation Benefits | Permanent Disability CAL FIRE Injuries Corrections Injuries (CDCR) Firefighter Injuries Industrial Disability Retirement (IDR) Sheriff Police Officers

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