Legal Question in Workers Comp in California

Yes technically it could be depending on the facts and circumstances. Depending on the facts,�it may be characterized as a continuing injury or a continuing trauma, in which case you could potentially recover additional expenses you incur to treat your injuries under the original workers comp claim. I would be interested in knowing how long ago the initial workers comp claim was filed.

My practice is primarily devoted to employee rights and I practice in the area of workers compensation law. I offer 30 minute completely free, no obligation telephone consultations. Feel free to call me if you wish to discuss your workers compensation issue further. �You can also �go to my website at www.losangelesemploymentlawfirm.com. I'm redoing my entire website right now so it is kind of under construction right now but it has a lot of the main information.�

Thanks and whether I talk to you or not, good luck.

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Best regards,

Jacob I. Kiani�

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Please note that all legal actions are subject to time limits (deadlines), sometimes called statutes of limitation, which require potential parties to file their claims by specific dates. If those deadlines are missed, all��related claims will be barred forever. Therefore, if you want to preserve any legal rights you might have, please contact an attorney as soon as possible.��

If the new injuries are related to the original injury. Have you settled your prior claim? Feel free to call us at 213.388.7070 for a free consultation.