Workers Compensation Information
Prepared by State of California
Temporary Disability Benefits
Permanent Disability Benefits
Qualified Medical Evaluators and Agreed Medical Evaluators
Though you don't need the services of an
attorney to file a workers compensation claim, it is generally in your best
interests to do so. The attorney's fees are quite reasonable, generally
around 15% and only is paid from the amount of money collected for the
injured worker. There are no up front fees or retainers to be paid, in some
cases when an injured worker fully recovers with no residual permanent
disability or work restrictions, the attorney did not get paid a penny. With
that in mind, having an attorney who is well experienced in workers compensation
is truly a bargain.
Please feel free to call our office at (951) 275-0111 or
e-mail us at peter@pslaw.com
regarding your questions about worker's compensation. You may also
complete print and complete our Workers'
Compensation Interview Form which is in a PDF format. You may
FAX your completed Workers' Compensation Interview Form to (951)
275-0200.
