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The Law Offices of Norman J. Homen Relocates to New San Jose Office
We are excited to announce the relocation of our San Jose office to a new, modern facility at 84 W. Santa Clara St., Suite 798, San Jose, CA 95113. This updated space, just a block from our previous location, allows us to better serve our clients with enhanced amenities and improved accessibility. For over 30…
Read MoreKey Considerations for Workers Returning to Work After an Injury
Experiencing an injury at work can significantly disrupt your life and livelihood. Under your employer’s workers’ compensation policy, you’re entitled to certain benefits designed to support your recovery and return to work. However, these policies can sometimes be ambiguous, and not all employers may fully comply with their obligations under these policies. At the Law…
Read MoreWhat to Anticipate During a Workers’ Compensation Deposition
When California workers suffer injuries on the job, they are entitled to workers’ compensation insurance through their employer. However, it’s not uncommon for employers and insurance providers to contest these claims. Disputes may arise over the severity of injuries, the required treatments, an employee’s capacity to resume work, or the legitimacy of the claim itself.…
Read MoreThe Insurance Company Wants Me To Settle My Worker’s Comp Case, Should I Settle?
In the labyrinthine world of workers’ compensation claims in California, you might find yourself at a crossroads, questioning if it’s in your best interest to settle when the insurance company comes knocking. The Workers Compensation Attorneys at the Law Offices of Norman J. Homen, have assisted countless individuals in your position, and we’re here to…
Read MoreIndustrial Cancer: Workers Rights and Compensation
In the booming world of California’s industries, unforeseen dangers can lurk in the very places we dedicate ourselves to daily. One of those hazards, often silent yet profoundly life-altering, is industrial cancer. The Workers Compensation Attorneys at the Law Offices of Norman J. Homen, understand the profound impact such a diagnosis can have on your…
Read MoreTraumatic Brain Injuries: Workers Compensation
A Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) can be life-altering, affecting not just the injured person but their families as well. TBIs are particularly concerning when they occur in the workplace, as they often involve additional complexities related to workers’ compensation claims. The Workers Compensation Attorneys at the Law Offices of Norman J. Homen, understand the challenges…
Read MoreCan I Be Denied Workers’ Comp?
Like any other type of insurance payment, you must file a claim for worker’s compensation benefits. The insurance company will review your filing and decide about whether you qualify for the benefits that you need to pay your medical bills and support your family. For some injured workers, the unfortunate reality is that the insurance…
Read MoreCan My Employer Fire Me While I am on Workers’ Comp?
Whether employers can fire someone who is receiving worker’s compensation benefits is a difficult legal question. There are lawful and unlawful reasons why someone might be terminated following a work injury and worker’s comp case. If you were fired and believe your employer might have violated your rights, reach out to an El Monte worker’s compensation attorney…
Read MoreCan you collect workers’ comp and short-term disability at the same time?
If you suffer injuries and cannot work, there are different types of benefits that might be available to you. First, if you suffered a work =-related injury, you should qualify for workers’ compensation benefits for your medical care and wage replacement while you cannot work. If you have an injury that will keep you out…
Read MoreHow Long Will My Workers’ Comp Benefits Last?
Workers’ comp insurance benefits are intended to keep injured workers financially secure while they recover from their work-related illness or injury. But this doesn’t mean that you’ll be able to receive workers’ comp benefits for as long as you’re sick or injured. Workers’ comp benefits have a limit that you can possibly reach before you’ve…
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