Hurt your back at work in Riverside, San Bernardino, or nearby? We handle workers’ comp and cumulative trauma claims, TD/PD, and QME prep. Free consultation.

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Injured at work in Riverside? Learn how to file a California workers’ compensation claim, get medical treatment, and fight delays or denied benefits. Call Lee Partners Law today for a free case review.

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Hernia from lifting on the job? Learn how California workers’ comp handles hernias, including surgery, temporary disability, and permanent impairment ratings using the AMA Guides 5th Edition.

California workers with eye injuries may qualify for medical care, lost wages, and extended TTD benefits under Labor Code §4656. Learn about vision loss claims, QME evaluations, and how to protect your rights.

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Even repetitive work with tools like jackhammers can cause serious elbow injuries. Don’t wait—California workers’ comp covers these conditions.

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Diagnosed with cancer as a firefighter or police officer in Los Angeles? Understand California's cancer presumption law (Labor Code 3212.1) and how to secure your workers' compensation rights.

If you’re a public safety officer in California and have been diagnosed with a heart condition, your injury may be automatically presumed to be work-related. Here's how the presumption works—and why you need an experienced attorney on your side.

Injured on the job as a police officer or firefighter? You may qualify for full salary—not just disability—under Labor Code 4850. Free case review.

Learn when a California employer can legally stop your temporary disability (TTD) benefits. A vague or verbal job offer isn’t enough. Protect your rights with help from former insurance defense attorneys.

Learn how thoracic spine injuries and paraplegia from work are covered under California workers’ comp. Cumulative trauma, QME exams, benefits & more.

Cervical spine injuries—like disc herniations or nerve damage—are common among California workers. You may be owed workers’ comp, treatment, and a permanent disability award.

Suffered a shoulder injury at work in LA? Get expert workers’ comp help. We fight for full medical care, lost wages & the settlement you deserve. Free consult.

Injured at a holiday party, company picnic, or off-site event? You may still qualify for California Workers' Comp under the Izzy Test. Here's what to know.

Think your stroke isn’t work-related? Job stress, long hours, or toxic exposure could qualify you for California workers’ comp. Free case review.

Injured at work in California? Learn how your temporary disability rate is calculated—and why most workers are underpaid. Get what you’re owed.