In several states, including California, you can submit a Workers’ Compensation claim for stress. However, this is one of the hardest injuries or illnesses to prove and that burden of proof is on the employee, which can make your claim… Read More
Is Stress a Valid Workers’ Compensation Claim?
By Kenton Koszdin on October 15, 2018
In Workers Compensation Claims
How to Appeal a Workers’ Compensation Claim
By Kenton Koszdin on October 8, 2018
In Workers Compensation
If your Workers’ Compensation Claim has been denied, there are several steps to go through when it comes to an appeal of the decision. Depending on the reason for the denial, the process may be short or it could be… Read More
Workplace Injuries: Proving It’s a New Injury
By Kenton Koszdin on October 5, 2018
In Workers Compensation Claims
Filing a Worker’s Compensation claim after sustaining workplace injuries or illnesses is a common procedure. Some cases may be open and shut, making it very easy for you to get your benefits while out of work recovering, and you simply… Read More
Social Media Warning If You Have a Workers’ Compensation Claim
By Katherine L on September 28, 2018
In Workers Compensation
In today’s world, many of us turn to social media when something happens in our life – either bad or good – that we want our family and friends to know about. But social media should definitely be avoided if… Read More
How an Attorney Can Help with Your Workers’ Compensation Claim
By Katherine L on September 14, 2018
In Workers Compensation
It can really help to have an expert on your side as you apply for Workers’ Compensation! If you can’t work because you have been injured on the job or have a work-related illness, you are probably hurting, anxious, confused… Read More
What Federal Employees Should Know About Workers’ Compensation Benefits
By Kenton Koszdin on August 21, 2018
In Workers Compensation
Injured on the job? Time is of the essence! Failing to meet the 30-day deadline for filing a workers’ compensation claim could result in unreimbursed medical costs and lost wages, which otherwise would have been paid by the California workers’… Read More
Massage Therapists – Workers’ Compensation and Repetitive Motion
By Kenton Koszdin on August 17, 2018
In Workers Compensation
Massage therapists have very strong hands, wrists and arms, job requirements when you spend your days kneading away tension and knots in your clients. But strength isn’t enough to prevent therapist injuries such as carpal tunnel syndrome. Some massage techniques… Read More
Results of Medical Evaluations Are Very Important to your Workers’ Compensation Case
By Kenton Koszdin on August 3, 2018
In Workers Compensation
A worker who has a work-related injury or illness and who has applied for Workers’ Compensation (WC) will be treated by his or her own doctor. That physician treats the worker and makes evaluations as to when to return to… Read More
Workers’ Compensation: Keep a Pain Journal for Your Case
By Kenton Koszdin on July 19, 2018
In Workers Compensation
It’s important to prove the extent of your injuries or illness for a Workers’ Compensation (WC) claim. One way to do this is to keep a pain journal. The WC claims administrator will need as much information as possible about… Read More
How Are Workers’ Compensation Death Benefits Paid?
By Kenton Koszdin on July 11, 2018
In Construction Accidents
The Kenton Koszdin Law Office provides assistance in ensuring that all applicants and recipients receive all of the benefits to which they are entitled in Social Security Disability and workers’ compensation cases. Today’s blog discusses the dependents of a deceased… Read More