Q: how do i look up worker comp law cases?
A: Buy a subscription to a law publisher that publishes opinions.
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Your question suggests you are trying to handle your workers compensation case yourself without the assistance of an experienced workers compensation attorney. Big mistake.
You will be taken advantage of by the other side, and you will not offered anywhere near as much money as you would if you had an attorney.
And workers compensation attorneys are statutorily limited in the amount of fees they can take. I am not a workers compensation attorney, but I know that you really need to locate and retain one. They then would research your law.
Good luck to you.
A: Your question is vague. If you are trying to find information about your case or other cases you can look it up here: https://eams.dwc.ca.gov/WebEnhancement/
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