Modesto Workers’ Compensation Blog

When you file a workers' compensation claim, you deserve fair treatment, not disciplinary action. However, some employers respond by altering your job duties. Such a response may feel unjust and could violate the law. When reassignment violates legal protections...

Remote work is becoming very common in California, changing the way people do their jobs. But working from home can make it harder to know when an injury is truly related to work. Proving a work-related injury In California, workers' compensation rules say that...

A lot of work-related injuries aren’t caused by one specific event, like having a hand get caught in a piece of equipment or falling off a ladder. Many injuries are the result of years of muscle strain or wear-and-tear on parts of the body that are used daily –...

If you're involved in a workers' compensation case in California, you might eventually have to attend a hearing. These hearings take place if there are disputes about your claim, and it’s essential to understand what to expect.  Understanding the workers’ comp hearing...

When a workers' compensation claim is denied, the role of your medical provider becomes crucial in determining the outcome. Medical documentation plays a significant part in proving that the injury occurred during work and that it is severe enough to warrant benefits....

Workers' compensation retaliation happens when an employer punishes an employee for filing a workers' compensation claim. In California, the law protects employees from this type of retaliation.  Documenting retaliation correctly is important because it provides...

Workers' compensation benefits provide financial relief after a workplace injury. If you're receiving these benefits, you may wonder how they impact your taxes. Understanding the tax implications helps you plan your finances effectively. Are workers' compensation...