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Do California Independent Contractors Qualify for Workers’ Compensation?
What is an independent contractor? Are they different from an employee and if so, how? What types of jobs do independent contractors do? All of these are important questions, since the answers may not be as clear as you think.
What is a Repetitive Stress Injury?
Your work can often feel repetitive if you’re doing the same things over and over again on a daily basis. These types of persistent actions can also lead to certain injuries known as Repetitive Stress Injuries (RSI) or Cumulative Trauma Injuries (CTI).
6 Common Farming Injuries and Ways to Prevent Them in the Central Valley
Do you or someone you know work on a farm? Here are some common on-the-farm injuries related to the Agricultural industry and how they can be avoided.
Why it’s Important to Pick the Right Occupational Physician
Choosing the right doctor for any work related injury is a vital step in the workers’ compensation process for both employers and employees.
Major Head Injuries and Workers’ Comp.
If you suffer a traumatic brain injury at work, you could suffer lifelong consequences depending on the type and severity of the injury.
How do SB 1002 and SB 213 Affect Your Workers' Compensation?
Earlier this year, California representatives moved forward on two significant bills that have a direct correlation to the workers’ comp. you may be eligible for.
Can I Develop PTSD After a Workplace Injury?
Workplace injuries not only bring physical harm, but it can also bring emotional wounds. If you are experiencing PTSD from a workplace injury, you are not alone.
Are My Workers’ Compensation Benefits Taxable?
Tax season is coming up and if you’re wondering if your workers’ compensation benefits are taxable - this blog is for you.
7 Industries that Put Employees at Risk for Lung Damage
These industries can put employees at risk for lung disease. It’s important to know the risk of any job you take and what necessary precautions need to be taken.