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California Workers Comp Laws

California has some of the most comprehensive workers' compensation laws in the country. Understanding these laws can be confusing, but SoCal Workers Comp is here to help. Our blog breaks down the complex legal jargon and explains your rights in plain English. Get informed in these articles below.

How to Appeal a Denied Workers’ Compensation Claim in California: A Complete Checklist

CA workers' comp denied? Don't give up! Learn the 6 steps to appeal your claim in California and fight for the benefits you deserve. Get expert help today!

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July 25, 2025

California Workers Comp Laws

What to Expect in Your California Workers’ Comp Settlement Calculations: Understanding Benefit Determinations for Construction Injuries

Injured on a CA construction site? Learn how workers' comp settlements are calculated, from medical costs to permanent disability. Maximize your payout!

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July 24, 2025

California Workers Comp Laws

Demystifying Workers’ Comp: How Are Workers’ Comp Benefits Calculated in California?

Learn how workers' comp benefits are calculated in California and why to work with a workers' comp attorney.

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June 26, 2025

California Workers Comp Laws

Agricultural Workers’ Compensation: Challenges for California’s Farmworkers

Learn the challenges of getting agricultural workers' compensation and how we can help.

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April 23, 2025

California Workers Comp Laws

Know Your Rights: New Law AB 1870 Requires Employers to Inform Injured Workers of Their Right to an Attorney

Learn how AB 1870, a new law, will help you understand and enforce your workers' comp rights.

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April 23, 2025

California Workers Comp Laws

How to Get a Cumulative Trauma Workers' Comp Settlement in CA?

Cumulative trauma injuries, or RSIs, develop over time from repetitive work, leading to conditions like carpal tunnel or chronic back pain. Proving these claims in California requires strong medical evidence and prompt reporting, often resulting in settlements averaging around $32,000-$35,000, covering medical costs and lost wages.

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June 26, 2025