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    • Frequently Asked Questions About Workers' Compensation

      Workers' compensation can be a complicated topic, and understanding it can sometimes feel like a daunting task. Many people have questions about the different aspects of workers' compensation, and ...

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    • Common Work Injuries for Firefighters

      Firefighters can face many kinds of on-the-job hazards. As a consequence, they can become injured in many different ways. Fortunately, firefighters in California can qualify for workers’ compensation ...

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    • Workers’ Compensation for Firefighters

      Firefighters are prone to many types of injuries caused by various hazards they can encounter on the job. When a firefighter in California is injured at work, they can qualify for workers’ ...

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    • What Is Permanent Disability in California?

      In California, a permanent disability is a condition that results in the inability to do any gainful work and produce income, often caused by a career-ending injury. This means that a person with a ...

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    • What Are the Early Signs of Traumatic Brain Injury?

      Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) is a severe condition that can affect anyone, from children to seniors, and can have long-lasting effects. It occurs when a sudden jolt or blow to the head damages the ...

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    • Liability for Rear-End Car Accidents in California

      In California, rear-end car accidents are one of the most common types of collisions on the road. These accidents occur when one vehicle crashes into the back of another vehicle, typically due to ...

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    • Have a Personal Injury Claim? Stay Off Social Media.

      In today's digital age, it's common for people to share every aspect of their lives on social media. However, if you have a personal injury claim, it's crucial to be cautious about what you post ...

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    • Can Police Officers Get Workers' Compensation Benefits

      Police officers put their lives on the line to protect and serve their communities. If you’re a police officer, you know better than anyone all of the hazards your job can expose you to. You’re called ...

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    • Negligent Homeowners Are Responsible for Trick-or-Treating Injuries

      On Halloween, it’s all about candy and reveling in spooky fun and festivities. At no point should it involve serious injury, especially not when approaching someone’s front door or participating in ...

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    • How Long Do I Have to File a Product Liability Claim in California?

      When it comes to product liability claims, time is of the essence. If you were injured due to a defective product, it's crucial to understand the time constraints associated with filing a claim in ...

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    • Who Is Liable for a Dangerously Defective Product?

      When a product causes injury because of a defect, those responsible for its design, manufacture, distribution, and/or sale may be liable. Identifying responsible parties is one of the first essential ...

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    • What Are the Three Types of Product Liability Claims?

      Take a second to think about a product you use every day. It can be a personal electronic device, a household appliance, or even a hygiene product – anything at all. Now, consider how it could cause ...

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    • Can I Work While Receiving Disability Benefits?

      It’s a common misconception that individuals receiving disability benefits are not allowed to work. The truth is, some people with disabilities can still engage in employment while also receiving ...

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    • Are Social Security Disability Benefits Taxed?

      Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits aren’t subject to state taxes in California, but the federal government is likely to tax them. If you are disabled and need help filing for SSD benefits, it’s ...

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    • How to Qualify for Social Security Disability

      If you become disabled and can no longer work at the same capacity as you could before your disability, you may qualify for Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits. SSD is a federal insurance ...

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    • How Long Do Temporary Disability Benefits Last?

      If you are a worker in California, you are entitled to workers’ compensation if you are injured on the job. You are also eligible to claim temporary disability benefits if your workers’ comp claim is ...

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    • Are Workers' Comp Benefits Taxed in California?

      In California, most workers' compensation benefits are not taxed. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) views these benefits as compensation for an individual's physical or mental inability to work, ...

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    • Common Shoulder Injuries in the Workplace

      Shoulder injuries are unfortunately all too common in the workplace. This type of injury can occur due to a variety of reasons, including repetitive motions, overexertion, improper lifting techniques, ...

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    • What Is an Occupational Illness?

      Occupational illnesses are a significant concern for workers, especially those in physically demanding or hazardous industries. It's essential that employees understand the concept of occupational ...

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    • Survival Actions vs. Wrongful Death Claims

      If someone in your family died because of another person’s negligence or wrongful acts, there is more than one legal option you can pursue to recover compensation. Most people are familiar with the ...

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    • Debunking Common Myths about Wrongful Death Lawsuits

      It’s never easy when a loved one in your life dies, but matters can be made much more complicated when someone is responsible for their death. In such a situation, people can file wrongful death ...

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    • What Can I Recover in a Wrongful Death Lawsuit?

      It is always a tragedy when a loved one in a family passes away, but the pain can feel all the more unbearable if their death was the result of someone else’s negligence. This is perhaps the ultimate ...

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