Blog
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Published April 16, 2018
David Chun Writes WorkCompCentral Article on Hate Crimes and California Workers Comp
Shareholder, COO and VP David Chun has published an article in WorkCompCentral’s Work Comp World blog explaining whether a hate crime leading to injury or death at the workplace entitles a victim to receive workers’ compensation benefits in California.
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Published April 2, 2018
Trisha Toyne of San Diego Earns a Take Nothing
Trisha Toyne, of our San Diego office, recently earned a take nothing on a cumulative trauma claim.
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Published March 28, 2018
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Published March 15, 2018
Ted Richards to Speak at Current Issues in Workers’ Compensation Seminar
Ted Richards to speak on workers’ compensation issues in orthopedic medicine and the intersection of the medical and legal process.
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Published March 6, 2018
Court of Appeals Limits Temporary Disability Award Length
The Court of Appeals issued a decision today in the case of Kyle Pike vs County of San Diego. The decision found that, for dates of injury after January 1st, 2008, there can be no temporary disability awarded more than 5 years after the injury.
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Published February 14, 2018
Jeff Stander Writes WorkCompCentral Article on Challenging Witness Credibility
Of Counsel Jeff Stander has published an article in WorkCompCentral’s Work Comp World blog detailing strategies for challenging a witness’ credibility in a work injury case.
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Published December 27, 2017
California DWC Publishes List of Entities Holding Stayed Liens
The Division of Workers’ Compensation has published a digital list of entities that are believed to have filed liens on behalf of criminally charged providers.
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Published December 19, 2017
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Published November 3, 2017
Aaron Hemmings Receives a Take Nothing
SRTK Shareholder Aaron Hemmings received a Take Nothing judgment in the case of a 56-year-old, long-term machine operator who alleged three claims of injury AOE/COE in a post-termination fashion, all of which were denied.
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Published October 27, 2017
Appellate Court to Review Five-Year Cap on TD Payments
The California Workers’ Compensation Institute has filed an amicus brief with the 4th District Court of Appeal arguing that the California Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board (WCAB) “judicially rewrote” a statutory cap on temporary disability duration when it awarded benefits to an injured worker more than five years after the injury occurred.
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Published September 28, 2017
Building a Sound Workers’ Compensation Case, Especially Concerning PD
All workers’ compensation practitioners know that they must conduct the proper due diligence and research to build a credible and legitimate case. Recent Noteworthy Panel Decisions (NPDs) can expose practitioner flaws as well as shed light on how to properly build and defend a case.
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Published September 25, 2017
Eric Barr of Inland Empire Earns a Take Nothing
Eric Barr, of our Inland Empire office, recently earned a take nothing on a diabetes claim.
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