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Workers' Compensation Benefits

Medical Treatment

If you are not happy with the doctor your employer and/or the insurance company sent you to, in most cases, our office can assist you with finding another doctor.

Temporary Disability

If your temporary disability isn't two-thirds of what you average (regular pay, bonuses, overtime, double-time, etc.), then it's most likely not being paid correctly.

Permanent Disability

Your permanent disability could be "set-in-stone" by decision you make before you obtain an attorney.

Supplemental Job Displacement Benefits

Understand the Supplemental Job Displacement Benefits and your potential eligibility.

Return To Work Fund

Understand the Return To Work Fund and your potential eligibility.

Death Benefits

If the job-related injury was not the main cause of the death, but contributed to the cause of death, a dependent spouse and children still may be entitled to full death benefits.

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The information that is found on this website is for California Workers' Compensation cases only. In addition, discussion surrounding CalPERs in the rural areas of California. Other counties or cities in California may have their own retirement programs and do not use CalPERS. Those counties could be different.

Filing a false or fraudulent workers' compensation claim is a felony subject to up to 5 years in prison or fine of up to $50,000 or double the value of the fraud, whichever is greater, or by both imprisonment & fine.