We are California State Certified Worker's Compensation attorneys and only do this area of law. We are in turlock and go to the courts in lodi and fresno. we have been in business for over 50 years!
Not all attorneys are certified by the state.sEE notice below
Not all attorneys are certified by the state.sEE notice below
Get yourself a lawyer who is state certified!
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707 MITCHELL AVENUE, TURLOCK, CA 95380
Important Information
This advertisement does not constitute a guarantee, warranty, or prediction regarding the outcome of your legal matter. Your case is unique from other cases and results may be differ. Often times, results vary for reasons outside of our control because of the doctors you go to for medical opinions, and the Judges who weigh the evidence in your case in making a decision. Patience is a virture and being too greedy often causes discontent! Consultations are free to you and use this right liberally. I help people with denied cases, and do not look down on the value of your case. I would be happy to meet with you about your case and call for an appointment today 209-667-1948. Much to my chagrin, please beware of the legally required notice below which is required in all work comp ads. Part of my job is to try to keep my clients out of trouble with the law. If you have an attorney who does not post the fraud statement listed here in their advertisements, ask yourself, how can they protect you when they can't defend themsleves from being charged with a misdemeanor for not having the fraud notice in their advertisements.
NOTICE:
It is a felony to make a false or fraudulent material statement to obtain or deny any compensation. It is a crime to knowingly assist, conspire with, or solicit any person in an unlawful act of workers’ compensation insurance fraud. It is also a crime to make or cause to be made a knowingly false or fraudulent statement with regard to entitlement to benefits with the intent to discourage an injured worker from claiming benefits or pursuing a claim. Workers’ compensation fraud may be punished by imprisonment in county jail for over one year, or in a state prison for two to five years. A fine may also be imposed not exceeding $150,000, or double the amount of the fraud, whichever is greater. If someone is convicted of workers’ compensation fraud, the court is required to order restitution, including restitution for any medical evaluation or treatment services obtained or provided. A person convicted of workers’ compensation fraud may be charged the costs of the investigation and is ineligible to receive or retain any compensation, where that compensation was owed or received as a result of workers’ compensation fraud.