Workers’ Compensation

Workers’ compensation benefits are available to employees who sustained a work-related injury or illness, and California companies must have these benefits available. If you received workers’ compensation benefits in California, you might be wondering whether you have to report these benefits on your taxes and if the compensation is taxable. While you should report these benefits, it is typically not…Read More

Insurance companies deny workers’ compensation benefits every day. When this happens, you may be left to pay for medical care out of pocket, putting you in a grave financial situation. At the KCNS Law Group, our attorneys provide robust legal representation to those seeking workers’ compensation benefits in California. We will also help you understand why an insurer or employer…Read More

Workers’ compensation benefits are to help employees who sustained a work-related injury or illness. Many accident victims wonder whether there is a maximum amount of compensation or limits to what treatments they can pursue. Generally, there is no cap on workers’ compensation medical benefits in California as long as you are receiving necessary medical care.  Workers’ compensation benefits can be…Read More

Workplace injuries can happen in any field or environment. Whether you are working in an office, on a construction site, at a pharmacy, or in a factory, serious injuries can occur if the workplace is not up to certain safety standards. Regardless of where you are employed, you can be subject to accidents on the job. When this happens, you…Read More

After experiencing an accident in the workplace, many employees rely on the compensation provided by their employer’s insurance company to get the medication and treatment they need. This financial assistance is often crucial for injured workers to pay off their medical bills, but it is also vital for anyone who has experienced a loss of wages as a result of…Read More

Millions of employees across the United States file workers’ compensation claims every year, especially in California. If you, or someone you know, have been hurt on the job, you may be able to receive financial compensation from your employer’s insurance company. No matter how severe your injuries are, you may be entitled to compensation based on your injuries after experiencing…Read More

Since the COVID-19 pandemic began over a year ago, thousands of California workers have transitioned to working from home. Work injuries can still happen even when employees are not in the office, and you might be wondering if workers’ compensation benefits extend to injuries you sustain while working remotely. Your ability to obtain this compensation will depend on several factors…Read More