Letters,
Law Practice,
Labor/Employment
Apr. 30, 2018
Incomplete access in any non-English language in the state workers’ comp system
Unfortunately, non-English speaking injured workers get less than substantial justice in the state workers’ compensation courts.
As Justice Mariano-Florentino Cuéllar noted in his recent column, successful access to justice for injured California workers is paramount to a successful California economy. ("Access to justice in any language," April 23). Unfortunately, non-English speaking injured workers get less than substantial justice in the state workers' compensation courts and state workers compensation medical-legal system. Non-English speakers' medical care and compensation is delayed by i...
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