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answered on Jul 6, 2020
Yes, you could pursue a worker’s compensation case against your employer. If he has no insurance, the State of California Uninsured Employer Fund will pay your claim on your employer’s behalf and then the State of California will pursue your employer to seek penalties for not having worker’s... View More 
answered on May 20, 2020
Worker’s compensation doctors are bias and they send you back to work even though in most case they shouldn’t. The law says you have to treat with them but the law allows you to be evaluated by a neutral doctor one time to know your true disability and your true need for future treatment. Once... View More
I been going to their Dr and therapy since March. Also how do they calculate a offer to me if they pay for my Dr Therapist medication and rides to my appointment s?
answered on May 17, 2020
Worker’s compensation docotrs are very bias and they do return you to work even though they shouldn’t. In their final report they give you low percentage of disability and little need for future treatment. The law allows you to be evaluated by a neutral doctor to see what your true disability... View More
Cost. SS took money from my account so why does my apt. Say I owe them back rent when gone. Isn't that their insurance problem?
answered on Apr 27, 2020
Not sure what your questions is.
You can contact a personal injury attorney for a free consultation.
answered on Apr 16, 2020
Depends on the circumstances. If you were just passing by for example, and the dog bit you, then the police department would be liable. But if you were running away from being arrested, then it would be a harder case against the police department. You should contact anyone of us on Justia for a... View More
I need to know if that is too long of a. To report it to the police
answered on Apr 16, 2020
It’s still not too late to report it. Do you have any witnesses or any any bruising?? You should take pictures of your bruises.
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