What Happens If Your Workers’ Compensation Claim Is Denied?

 

There are robust labor protections. However, they are still subject to the biases of people. The first step in getting your claim approved is submitting it to the claims administrator. If the claims administrator denies your claim, then you have a few options.


Step: 1  Seek Help From California Government 

Step: 2  File A Petition With An Appropriate Division Office

Step: 3  Appear Before The Judge

Step: 4  Visit Mandatory Settlement Conference 

Step: 5  Seek Help From Attorney


When your  Workers’ Compensation claim is denied by your employer, contact a Los Angeles employment law attorney, at The Kaufman Law Firm for a free case evaluation.


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