Tag: Workers compensation

Worker’s Compensation News for Ontario May 21, 2019

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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[…]

Repetitive Work Injuries and Cumulative Trauma

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Repetitive Work Injuries and Cumulative Trauma  909-980-9703      Email C. Cleveland Text 9093036374   Directions If you have a work injury which is the result of repetitive work or job duties, this is known as a cumulative trauma injury. If you have such an injury see a work injury lawyer nearRiverside if you live in this area. This Read more about Repetitive Work Injuries and Cumulative Trauma[…]

Cleveland & Metz Workers’ Compensation Lawyers Practice Work injury law in the Inland Empire

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Cleveland & Metz Workers’ Compensation Lawyers Practice  Work injury law in the Inland Empire Rancho Cucamonga, CA – December 23, 2015 – The Law Offices of Cleveland & Metz are work injury lawyers and personal injury attorneys that practice in the Inland Empire focusing on the representation of injured workers and their families. Their firm has been representing Read more about Cleveland & Metz Workers’ Compensation Lawyers Practice Work injury law in the Inland Empire[…]

Six Charts Explain How Workers’ Compensation Is Deteriorating

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Six Charts Explain How Workers’ Compensation Is Deteriorating by Jessica Schieder, 3/30/2015 Click here for full article Workers’ compensation is a state-based government program that has protected American workers for close to a century. Throughout the early part of U.S. history, injured workers were taken care of by the communities they were a part of: Read more about Six Charts Explain How Workers’ Compensation Is Deteriorating[…]