California Workers’ Compensation Articles

Suffered an injury in the workplace?

Can you sue for pain and suffering?

Posted by Gold Country Workers Comp Center on  March 15, 2018
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It’s not unusual for an employee who has been injured while on the job to experience pain and suffering immediately after the injury, but for weeks, months, and even years after treatment and rehab are finished. While employees in all fifty states, as well as federal employees, are either covered under federal or state workers’ comp laws, workers’ compensation benefits don’t include punitive damage or damages for pain and suffering. If you suffer an injury
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California Workers Compensation Lawyer

Posted by Gold Country Workers Comp Center on  March 12, 2018
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If you are looking for a California Workers Compensation Lawyer around Nevada City, you have found what we believe is the premier service. At Gold Country Workers Comp Center, our core focus is one hundred percent workers compensation claims and disability advocacy. Our Nevada City attorneys have recovered millions for our clientele. It does not matter if your insurance company fails to respond to your initial injury report or even the fact that your claim
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Workers’ Comp for Broken Bones

Posted by Gold Country Workers Comp Center on  March 9, 2018
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Broken bones and fractures are common workplace injuries, especially in the construction industry due to the physical nature of the work. Broken bones can result in significant medical expenses as well as lost time from work. Fractures can take anywhere from 4 to 6 weeks to heal, depending upon the severity of the break. Treatment for broken bones depends upon the location of and, again, on the severity of the break. For stable bone fractures,
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Do You Qualify for “Permanent” and “Stationary” Status?

Posted by Gold Country Workers Comp Center on  March 9, 2018
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Permanent and stationary is a medical term that is used in California workers’ comp cases and is interchangeable with the term maximal medical improvement or MMI. If you’ve been injured on the job, a finding of permanent and stationary or “P&S” is made by a doctor when you’ve reached a point where your medical condition is no longer improving or getting worse; in other words, your condition has plateaued to the point where additional medical
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What if You’re Unable to do the Same Job After an Injury?

Posted by Gold Country Workers Comp Center on  March 9, 2018
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If you’ve been injured on the job, the nature of your injury may be such that you’re unable to do the same job after your recovery and/or rehabilitation is completed. This can be especially true when an accident in the workplace results in serious injury such as crushed limbs or multiple broken bones that require surgery and that may have had an impact on the surrounding muscles, organs, and nerves. Injuries such as this can