Navigating Workers’ Compensation
Claims Managing to Reduce Penalties in CA Workers’ Comp
In this EDG Webinar, Thu and Kiana present on the importance of timely benefit notices in California, covering legal requirements, compliance pitfalls, and consequences. They discuss the 14-day delay notice, the 90-day claim acceptance or denial, and various benefit...
Your Employee Filed Claim, What To Do Next…
How Long Does an Employer Have to Hold a Job for Someone on Workers’ Comp? It’s important to note that an employer cannot place any restrictions on or get employees fired while they’re on workers’ comp (purely as an act of retaliation). According to the law in most...
How Employers Can Prevent Compensation Claims
A work-related injury can happen at any time, so it is best to be prepared with a reputable legal team in place when such incidents inevitably happen. One of the most effective methods of preventing a workers’ comp claim is securing the workplace to help prevent...
Handbook: Navigating California’s Workers’ Comp
2026 Guide: Navigating Workers' Comp in CaliforniaWritten by EDG Partner, Diana Tsudik, this Handbook is aimed to simplify the workers’ compensation system, providing a roadmap through its complexities and helping stakeholders, including claims adjusters, risk...
Can You Terminate an Employee After a Claim?
Workers’ compensation refers to benefit/insurance that offers an employee wage replacement and/or medical expenses in the event of an injury. Benefits can vary by state so it is important to refer to your state website to reference the regulations and requirements for...
How Does a Workers Comp Claim Affect the Employer?
Workers’ compensation was created to help injured employees get medical treatment, unpaid wages, and all the help they need to return to work. In most cases, employers are covered by their insurance premiums, which can lower the financial burden that the workers’...
How Much Does a Workers’ Comp Claim Cost?
If you are in business long enough, an accident or injury at work is going to happen. And when it does, it is wise as a business owner to know what to expect along with the potential liabilities and expenses that go along with these unfortunate events. That is why...
