Robert Schlemmer, Author at Trusted Workers' Compensation Attorneys in Los Angeles

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So far Robert Schlemmer has created 2 blog entries.

Workers’ Comp Case Trial

What Happens at a Workers' Comp Trial? Your doctors have issued their ﬁnal reports. Your workers' compensation attorney has made a settlement demand. You have received an oﬀer. Now it is time for you to decide to either accept the oﬀer or go to trial with your workers' compensation case. This newsﬂash will provide [Read more]

Workers’ Comp Case TrialRobert Schlemmer2023-06-05T16:57:06-07:00

Temporary Disability Benefits and Work Restrictions

What are your responsibilities if your doctor gives you work restrictions? What are your employer’s responsibilities? If your treating doctor has you off work and your case is admitted, you are entitled to Temporary Disability (TD) Benefits. As a general rule, TD benefits are two-thirds of the gross (pre-tax) wages you lose while you [Read more]

Temporary Disability Benefits and Work RestrictionsRobert Schlemmer2023-06-05T16:57:40-07:00

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