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by Rebecca M. Martin (February 4, 2025)
When an applicant’s attorney objects to a proposal to send a qualified medical evaluator (QME) a deposition transcript, filing a petition to compel the deposition transcript to the QME can be a useful tool to…
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by John P. Kamin (January 20, 2025)
A construction boom is coming to California in the wake of the recent devastating wildfires, and it carries significant implications for the state’s workers’ compensation system as communities build back their homes and communities. The…
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by John P. Kamin (January 20, 2025)
The Southern California wildfires have mercilessly impacted millions of people, and have undoubtedly changed tens of thousands of lives forever. With that in mind, we would like to take a moment to encourage our workers’…
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by John P. Kamin (January 2, 2025)
Before flipping the calendar to 2025, the Law Offices of Bradford and Barthel would like to take a look back at some of the best blog posts from 2024. In 2024, B&B’s bloggers posted about…
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by Zane P. Uribarri (December 27, 2024)
When you see a Mandatory Settlement Conference (MSC) on your calendar in the next few weeks, we generally set a little mental note that says “Oh yeah, I need to get ready for that hearing.”…
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by John P. Kamin (December 26, 2024)
The family at the Law Offices of Bradford & Barthel wants to wish each and every one of our readers, clients, vendors, judges, and opponents across the aisle happy holidays and happy new year. As…
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by John P. Kamin (December 23, 2024)
The California Supreme Court will consider a request for the high court to order the Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board to issue final decisions in cases where it granted itself more time to decide petitions for…
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by Jessica E. Bair (December 19, 2024)
One of the best things a party can do in the workers’ compensation system is to reach an agreement to settle via Compromise and Release (C&R), because it typically resolves liability for future medical care….
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by Chelsea M. Lalancette (December 17, 2024)
The Longshore and Harbor Workers’ Compensation Act (LHWCA) is a federal law that provides benefits, medical care, and vocational rehabilitation services to employees who suffer injuries or illnesses while working on or near navigable waters…
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by Ryan M. Dietz (November 15, 2024)
The consumption of illicit substances, such as alcohol, marijuana and prescription narcotics, before or during work hours is on the rise amongst American workers, thus giving rise to more workers’ compensation claims involving the intoxication…
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