Ontario Workers Compensation Attorney

Ontario Workers’ Compensation Attorney

Protecting Injured Workers in Ontario, California

If you were injured at work in Ontario or the Inland Empire, you deserve experienced representation from attorneys who know California’s complex workers’ compensation system. At Cleveland & Metz, we’ve spent over 28 years fighting for injured workers—ensuring they get proper medical care, fair benefits, and peace of mind.

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Why Choose Cleveland & Metz?

Certified Specialist in Workers’ Compensation Law
58+ Years of Combined Experience
Serving Ontario, Rancho Cucamonga, and the entire San Bernardino County area
No fee unless we win your case

You’ll speak directly with an experienced attorney who knows the local system—WCAB offices, doctors, and judges in the Inland Empire.

Types of Cases We Handle in Ontario

Construction, warehouse, and logistics injuries
Factory and manufacturing accidents
Repetitive stress and cumulative trauma claims
Truck driver and delivery driver injuries
Workplace back, neck, and joint injuries
Catastrophic or denied claims
Third-party injury claims related to work

Whether your injury happened at Ontario International Airport, Ontario Mills, or a nearby warehouse or construction site, we can help you file and protect your claim from the start.

How We Help You

Free case consultation. We explain your rights and the next steps.
Filing or reopening your claim. We prepare and submit all required paperwork.
Medical treatment coordination. We help you access qualified medical providers.
Settlement and appeals. We negotiate or litigate for the benefits you deserve.

We handle all communication with the insurance company so you can focus on healing.

Common Questions About Ontario Work Injury Claims

How long do I have to report a work injury in California?

You should notify your employer within 30 days of the injury. Waiting longer could reduce your benefits.

What if my workers’ comp claim was denied?

We can file an appeal with the Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board (WCAB) in San Bernardino and represent you at all hearings.

Do I need an attorney if I already have a claim number?

Yes. Insurance companies often dispute medical treatment or disability benefits later in the process. Having a lawyer protects you from delays and underpayment.