Legal Question in Employment Law in California

Re: Injured at work and employer not insured

If employer does not have an insurance..emplyoee still can proceed with WC case and make a claim from State's Uninsured Employer's fund..where state pays then tries to collect from the employer. But in my opininon it is better to go through PI route.

Re: Injured at work and employer not insured

Its now a civil case.

Joel

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Re: Injured at work and employer not insured

Without WCAB insurance, the case becomes a PI matter. If you can't find local counsel, contact me to discuss the value of the case.