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When you suffer a work-related injury in California, you may find yourself confused about what to expect. Consider these four key questions.
What is the difference between being an employee and an independent contractor? Learn some points that can clarify your situation.
If you suffer an injury at work, you should report the injury to your employer as soon as possible. Learn why the timing is important.
Construction injuries can often be serious. Learn about three ways construction workers can reduce their chances of injury on the job.
While you may have heard of OSHA, you may not actually realize what it is or how it can impact you. Learn some information about OSHA you should know about.
If you are injured at work, you should be aware of work capacity after a work-related injury so you can prepare yourself. Learn more.
There are many reasons your workers' comp claim may get denied or reduced. Read our blog to learn how you can avoid this problem if you're injured at work.
This article shares five legal facts that every construction worker should know about the risks of this industry and your rights as a worker.
Your workers' compensation case can become complicated if an earlier incident injured the same body part. Learn about some complications.
If you want to navigate your workers' comp claim without an attorney, you need to be aware of the potential complications. Read this blog for info.