Legal Question in Employment Law in California

special circumstances

Dear Sirs:

I am trying to find out how an individual can have a law passed in the California legislature that would fall under some sort of "special cirumstances" category. I was irreparrably injured on the job 5 years ago. I was forced to quit and I was so ill that I did not file for disability retirement. I need that retirement badly. I know the statute says you have a year to file...I didn't. I couldn't I know this is hopelessly oblique, but I know that laws have been passed giving special recognition to persons with special problems in an attempt to rectify that problem (tax abatements etc). I think this is the only way I can get a retirement which I deserve. I don't know where to begin to research the process. Can you help? Thanks


Asked on 5/11/99, 2:47 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys

Ken Koury Kenneth P. Koury, Esq.

Re: special circumstances

You need to contact your state assemblyman or state senator and ask them to sponser the law you want passed.

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Answered on 5/19/99, 1:15 pm


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