Legal Question in Workers Comp in California
california work comp law, how to repeal?
I am an injured worker. I had no idea my right to sue my employer was taken away in 2004. 2/08 injury, result very large cervical herniation c6-c7 with severe spinal cord compression and damage (MD told me if I fall before the surgery or any neck injury I will likely become a quadraplegic) I an RN made very good money (worked extra shifts all the time) the pain is unbearable the quality of my life diminished and the loss of income massive. Yet I have no recourse??!!! I want to know how to go about challenging the constitutionality of CA work comp law (many areas of concern for me, one of which is I do not have equal protection under the law) and perhaps a class action with other injured workers. Is this a possibilty or just an unrealistic hope?
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Re: california work comp law, how to repeal?
You are unrealistic about a constitutional argument. However, you may have a valid work comp claim which our office does handle. Please see our website, www.attorneylynch.com, for contact information. Please call for an appointment.
Re: california work comp law, how to repeal?
Your right to sue your employer has not been taken away. You can still get compensation for your permanent injuries(not as much as pre-2005) for your work-related injuries. If you need representation to persue your worker's compensation claim, call us at 213.388.7070.
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