Workers' Comp.
Aug. 18, 2006
Fewer Claims Prompt Workers' Comp Lawyers to Diversify
LOS ANGELES - Caseloads are down for applicant attorneys' across the state by almost a third because of 2004 reforms that overhauled the workers' compensation system, according to Fair Employment and Housing Commission Chairman George Woolverton.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - Caseloads are down for applicant attorneys' across the state by almost a third because of 2004 reforms that overhauled the workers' compensation system, according to Fair Employment and Housing Commission Chairman George Woolverton.
With extra time and a need to make up the revenue, many workers' compensation attorneys are filing claims for...
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