Employers Facing Fines For Failing To Protect Workers From Covid-19
BY: Koszdin | Monday, October 12, 2020.Workplace injuries and illnesses are not uncommon in and around Los Angeles. However, any worker who sustains an on-the-job injury or illness should be able to rely on workers’ compensation coverage in California to help with their expenses. The COVID-19 pandemic...
Understanding Mental Health And Workers’ Comp In Los Angeles
BY: Koszdin | Monday, August 17, 2020.When people discuss work injuries, the conversation is usually tilted towards traumatic injuries that happen fairly suddenly and are easily visible. However, often left out of the work injury conversation are mental health illnesses that arise due to the workplace....
Workers’ Compensation Available In California Covid-19 Cases
BY: Koszdin | Thursday, May 14, 2020.The COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect every state in this country. Even as a stay at home orders are beginning to relax, and the economy gradually opens back up, the death toll and the number of people contracting this coronavirus continues to...
Are Baristas At Higher Risk Of Repetitive Stress Injuries?
BY: Koszdin | Friday, February 14, 2020.Nobody wants to be injured at work. When most people think of work injuries, they think of visible and obvious traumatic injuries that happen in an instant. However, there are other injuries that happen over longer periods of time. These...
Workers’ Comp Delays For Those Hurt At Work
BY: Koszdin | Wednesday, January 15, 2020.The number of Californians who need medical evaluations after on-the-job injuries have risen. Unfortunately, the number of approved medical evaluators who can review these cases has dropped, according to an audit of California’s Division of Workers’ Compensation. At Koszdin, Fields &...
New Law Expands Ptsd Workers’ Comp Eligibility
BY: Koszdin | Tuesday, October 15, 2019.First responders and firefighters in California have incredibly tough jobs, and there are times when these courageous citizens suffer from injuries that cannot be seen. This includes serious mental health injuries, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Gov. Newsome recently signed...