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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.

Injured Driving to Work? Do You Get Benefits?

How do you pay your hospital bills and get compensation for missed income after being injured in a car accident ...

Can You Be Fired for Filing a Workers’Compensation Claim?

Workers have a right to look to the workers’ compensation system after getting injured or sick at work.

How Do Temporary Disability Benefits (TTD) Work in California?

If a work injury prevents you from working, your employer's workers' compensation insurance provides tax-free temporary disability benefits (TTD) at two-thirds your average weekly earnings, paid biweekly for up to 104 weeks, or 240 for severe injuries. These benefits can end if you return to work or reach permanent and stationary status.