Important Information Regarding Your Return To Work Supplement Fund Check And The Supplemental Job Displacement Voucher, Ontario California

Posted on January 15, 2020 by Rich Cleveland

The Return to Work Supplement Fund check for $5,000 does not have to be applied to school expenses. Contact the Worker’s Compensation lawyers at Cleveland Metz for more specific information or a free consultation. The $5,000 check from the Return-To-Work Fund is a wage loss benefit, and injured workers are entitled to it because they Read more about Important Information Regarding Your Return To Work Supplement Fund Check And The Supplemental Job Displacement Voucher, Ontario California[…]

Repetitive Work Injury information Ontario workers compensation claims

Posted on September 9, 2019September 9, 2019 by Charles Cleveland

909-980-9703 Email C. Cleveland Text 9093036374 Directions The state of California Worker’s Compensation insurance rating Bureau continues to target workers who have wear-and-tear claims as being unnecessary. When you work at a job for an extended amount of time and you were out your back, your knees, your shoulders or your hands, that is not part Read more about Repetitive Work Injury information Ontario workers compensation claims[…]

Warehouse Workers for Amazon, Walmart and logistics companies: Ontario Work Injury News

Posted on July 2, 2019July 2, 2019 by Charles Cleveland

Warehouse workers for Amazon, Walmart and other logistics companies are facing greater pressure as brick-and-mortar store jobs disappear and automation steps up the pace. We have represented many Amazon, Walmart and other warehouse employees in Ontario California. We hear these stories from the injured workers at Amazon, Walmart and temporary agencies that send workers to Read more about Warehouse Workers for Amazon, Walmart and logistics companies: Ontario Work Injury News[…]

Worker’s Compensation News for Ontario May 21, 2019

Posted on May 23, 2019May 23, 2019 by Charles Cleveland

Worker’s Compensation News for Ontario May 22, 2019 909-980-9703 Email Atty. Cleveland Text 9093036374 Directions The California State Senate voted 38-0 Senate Bill 731, by Sen. Steven Bradford, D-Gardena, would prohibit consideration of race, age, gender, sex or genetic characteristics when apportioning permanent disability to non-industrial factors. Under current law in Apportionment in California workers‘ compensation, and evaluating physician, like a Read more about Worker’s Compensation News for Ontario May 21, 2019[…]