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Disability Workers Compensation

Permanent Disability

Permanent Disability is based on the amount of disability that still exists after you have reached Maximum Medical Improvement.
The amount of compensation will depend on several factors.

Temporary Disability

What is “Temporary Disability”? It’s money paid while you can’t work because of your work related injury. It's
based on 2/3 of your Average Weekly Wage.

Medical Treatment

Workers’ Compensation medical treatment is supposed to provide for treatment that will cure or relieve a worker from injuries needed because of work related injuries.

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Workers Comp

Tom R. Johnson Worker's Compensation Attorney in Sacramento, California is the home of Tom R. Johnson an aggressive, Ex Law Professor that serves parties with work related injuries. Request a FREE Consultation.

Disability

When you find that your injury has caused a disability and will affect your ability to work, feelings of helplessness often creep in.
How long will my recovery take? When will I get back to work? Contact us now.

Delayed Cases

In California the laws require that the injured person reports injuries immediately and acts promptly to pursue medical and financial compensation from the responsible party.

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Don’t hesitate when it comes to taking action after suffering a workplace injury. It's very important that you file a claim and work with a work comp attorney. Contace us for a free consultation today!

Workers' Compensation Lawyer Sacramento, CA

Four Types of Workers Compensation Benefits

Tom R. Johnson

Sacramento Workers' Compensation Attorney

Tom R. Johnson, Attorney at Law
865 Howe Avenue, Suite 205
Sacramento, CA 95825

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