Legal Question in Employment Law in California

county employment retirment law 1937

I have applied for and denied disability retirment. Causation is verified, however, I quit my job becasue I could no longer take it physically. My WC doctor has indicated that I'm an injured worker and the county can not accomodate his restrictions. Their doctor (the board) has indicated that I also have restriictions and the county can accomodate based on his opinion and therefore has denied my application stating that I have not met the burden of proof indicating that I can not perform my job. How do I prove it now?


Asked on 3/20/08, 9:47 pm

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Re: county employment retirment law 1937

There is a dispute about the nature and extent of your injuries and what type of restrictions you need to follow. To resolve this, I highly recommend AME by an impartial doctor. Selection of AME and creating med-legal records to be reviewed by AME will decide your case and you need an experienced Worker's Compensation attorney to take you through the process. If you need representation, please call us at 213.388.7070.

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Answered on 3/24/08, 3:05 pm


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