Most enlistments into the military are through the delayed enlistment process (DEP). The DEP is a legal, binding contract. By signing the contract, you state that you will report for active duty on a specified date. However, we all know that people change their minds. Although you have already made a ... READ MORE
If you have an on-the-job injury or occupational illness, you may run into disagreements with your employer’s insurance company about your medical condition or treatment. ... READ MORE
Federal, state, and local laws prohibit discrimination in the workplace on the basis of race, religion, sex, disability, and many other characteristics. ... READ MORE
When you’ve had a workplace injury or illness in California, the most pressing question on your mind is probably how much you’ll get in workers’ compensation benefits. After all, if you’ve had to take time off from work, you’re no doubt wondering how you’ll pay your bills. ... READ MORE
After a workplace injury, your top priority is probably getting paid for your medical bills and lost wages as quickly as possible. Sometimes, hiring a workers’ compensation lawyer is the best way to make this happen. ... READ MORE
If your workers' comp benefit checks are late, you may be able to collect penalties and interest—and the penalties might be higher when the insurance company acts unreasonably. ... READ MORE