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Sustaining an injury on the job can disrupt all aspects of your life, leaving you with enormous medical bills while taking you away from work. At Law Offices of Anthony Choe , we understand Los Angeles workers’ compensation laws and regulations and can help you receive the workers’ compensation benefits you are entitled to under California law.

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The goal of workers’ compensation is to get you back to work. However, the system’s design is to ensure that you do not return to your job before your body is ready.

Employers carry workers’ compensation to cover the costs when an employee suffers an injury at work. When you sustain an injury at work, you must follow a claim process to receive that coverage. Claim denials happen for many reasons, medical and administrative.

Regardless of the industry you work in, you always face the risk of workplace injury.

Workplace injuries are an unfortunate reality for many employees in California. Workers’ compensation insurance provides financial support for those who have sustained injuries on the job, helping them cover medical expenses, lost wages and rehabilitation costs.

When you suffer an injury that requires involved medical treatment, the bills can quickly add up. It might seem like you have few options for affording treatment, but there are cases when workers’ compensation applies even if your injury occurs outside of work.

A workplace injury has the potential to put a halt to your life and your income. Luckily you can enjoy peace of mind through your company’s workers’ compensation benefits, but it is important to avoid certain pitfalls that can emerge when filing a claim.

Every employment industry has its own inherent risks for employee injuries. Firefighting is no exception. If you are considering a career as a firefighter, you should understand the greatest risks for injury.