En Representación de Lesionados Los Trabajadores Industriales
Debido a que realizan algunos de los trabajos más exigentes en nuestra fuerza laboral, los obreros corren un mayor riesgo de resultar lesionados. En 2015, los gráficos estadísticos del Departamento de Trabajo de Estados Unidos mostraron que entre un 3-10% de empleados industriales californianos (dependiendo de su área específica de desempeño) informó de graves lesiones. Aun así, se espera que los empleadores creen y mantengan un ambiente seguro para todos los obreros, independientemente del lugar en el que laboren, ya sea un sitio de construcción, fábrica o almacén.
Si usted es un obrero que resultó herido en el trabajo necesita discutir su caso con nuestro amable equipo legal en Centro Legal de Pacific Workers. Hemos ayudado a miles de operarios lesionados a obtener la compensación que necesitan y merecen. Queremos ayudarlo también.
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Dedicados A Procurar Justicia Para Los Trabajadores Lesionados En California
Nuestro bufete clasificado Martindale-Hubbell® AV® cree que los operarios lesionados deben ser adecuadamente compensados. Lamentablemente, las compañías de seguros tienen la reputación de ofrecer la menor cantidad posible para compensar como debe ser. Tan pronto como nos busque podemos poner las ruedas en movimiento para ayudarlo a recuperar la compensación máxima. Vamos a revisar cuidadosamente todos los detalles de su asunto y crearle una estrategia personalizada.
Como cliente puede esperar lo siguiente:
- Un administrador de casos a tiempo completo.
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- Atención médica adecuada y oportuna
- Preparación de deposición
- Oficiales capacitados de audiencia de corte
Muchos operarios heridos dudan de retener la representación legal porque temen que no pueden pagarla. Esta es la razón por la cual podemos manejar los casos de compensación a los trabajadores sobre una base de honorarios de contingencia. ¡No cobramos honorarios legales a menos que recuperemos la compensación en su nombre! Estamos aquí 24/7.
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Workers' Comp FAQ
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Do independent contractors get workers’ compensation in California?
No, most independent contractors are not covered by workers’ compensation insurance that is provided by their employer. The law does not require most employers to offer this sort of employment benefit to independent contractors. To get workers’ comp as an independent contractor, you will usually have to purchase a policy on your own.
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Am I Eligible for Workers’ Compensation?
In California, all employees are eligible for workers’ compensation with very few exceptions. If you are classified as an “employee” (rather than an “independent contractor”), you are eligible to receive benefits. This is true regardless of how many employees your employer has, how many hours you work, how much you make, whether you work part-time or full-time, or whether you are a seasonal worker. Additionally, undocumented workers are also eligible for workers’ compensation granted they meet all other eligibility requirements. In contrast, independent contractors and certain other workers, including some volunteers, household workers who are employed by a family member, and others, are not able to file for workers’ compensation benefits.
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My Employer Said That I’m an Independent Contractor, Not a Regular Employee, so I Can’t Get Benefits. Is This True?
You’re not necessarily an independent contractor by law if the nature of your job doesn’t fit the description, an attorney may help analyze your situation and guide you in this matter. There are high chances of contractors being eligible for workers’ compensation benefits, so it’s always worth trying.
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Can't I Just File for Workers' Compensation on My Own?
Filing for workers' compensation on your own increases the chances that your claim will be denied. One small misstep can prevent you from obtaining the compensation you need for your injuries. In addition, the process is usually complex and tedious, especially for someone with no workers' compensation law experience. It is extremely advantageous that you seek reliable and experienced legal guidance for your claim.
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What is the California 90-day rule for workers’ compensation?
After you inform your employer about your workplace accident, they need to tell the insurance company as soon as possible, usually within the same workday. Then, the claim administrator has 90 days to accept or deny your claim, with medical benefits being provided throughout that time. If there is no response within 90 days, then your claim ends in your favor by default.
