A Californian working full-time will spend roughly 40 hours each week at their workplace. For many, their job is the only thing keeping them in their homes and allowing them to care for their family. Experiencing a workplace injury can be terrifying from several aspects, even outside of the injury
With nearly 16 million trucks registered, California is a hub of highways moving cargo throughout the state. A high volume of trucks and truck drivers usually means higher injury rates, and there are many common truck driver injuries in California. California’s Economy Relies on Trucking The most recent reports state
Amazon warehouses and delivery trucks are known to be fast-paced work environments, and most employees are subject to productivity quotas. Those employed at Amazon should know about the common Amazon drivers and warehouse work accidents in California so they can understand when to pursue workers’ compensation or personal injury claims.
Work-related injuries affect millions of Americans every year, but thankfully the workers’ compensation system provides a process for recovering expenses incurred as a result of their injuries. In 2018, injured workers throughout the U.S. received U.S. 8 billion in workers’ compensation benefits, with each claim generating an average compensation amount
According to the US Bureau of U.S.labor Statistics, 2.8 million non-fatal workplace injuries occurred during 2019, and 5,333 American workers died as a result of sustaining occupational injuries. The workers’ compensation system administered in California provides injured workers with much-needed financial support to successfully recover from their injuries while ensuring
If you are temporarily unable to work because of an injury, illness, pregnancy, or mental health condition, you may wonder what qualifies you for short-term disability in California. The lawyers at Kampf, Schiavone & Associates seek to provide insight into short-term disability so that you understand if you are eligible
If you experienced pain and suffering related to your workplace injury in California, you may have asked yourself, “Can I get pain and suffering compensation from workers’ comp in California?” Unfortunately, this type of compensation is not covered under workers’ compensation benefits. The lawyers at Kampf, Schiavone & Associates can
California’s workers’ compensation system is designed to provide critical support for employees who are injured on the job. The benefits can cover medical treatment, wage replacement, and other sources of financial loss following a work-related injury. Anyone navigating this program should understand the basics of how workers’ compensation works. Consulting
California’s workers’ comp laws are designed to ensure that employees receive medical care and financial support following a work-related injury. Staying updated on these laws in 2025 can help workers navigate claims effectively and access the benefits they are entitled to following a workplace injury. Eligibility for Workers’ Compensation Benefits
If you are injured at work, whether it is from a slip and fall or a repetitive motion injury, you are entitled to receive workers’ compensation. However, it can be confusing to understand what your options are and what your pay will be. The California workers’ comp settlement chart can
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