A Partner at Boxer & Gerson LLP, Julius Young has practiced worker’s compensation law and social security disability law since 1979. He has represented thousands of individuals who have sustained life-changing injuries or illnesses while on the job. In every case, his goal is to secure the medical treatments his clients need.
No sooner than baseball season is done doth November arrive. And by mid-November we’ll see the DIR post proposed emergency regulations online. These will include “emergency regs” on lien fees, Independent Medical Review, Independent Bill Review and the Supplemental Job Displacement Benefit. Speaking on a webinar held this week, Kathy Zeleski of the DWC noted […]
No sooner than baseball season is done doth November arrive. And by mid-November we’ll see the DIR post proposed emergency regulations online. These will include “emergency regs” on lien fees, Independent Medical Review, Independent Bill Review and the Supplemental Job Displacement Benefit. Speaking on a webinar held this week, Kathy Zeleski of the DWC noted […]
In a couple of days your doorbell will be ringing. Halloween will be here. The Mummy will be at your doorstep along with R2D2, Jack the Ripper, Spock, Frankenstein and Zombies from Night of the Living Dead. California has a new kind of trick or treater this year, though. The Mungers.Molly and Charles, wealthy siblings. […]
In a couple of days your doorbell will be ringing. Halloween will be here. The Mummy will be at your doorstep along with R2D2, Jack the Ripper, Spock, Frankenstein and Zombies from Night of the Living Dead. California has a new kind of trick or treater this year, though. The Mungers.Molly and Charles, wealthy siblings. […]
One aspect of doing the blog is that people send me letters and e mails. Today I received this unsolicited but noteworthy inquiry from an injured worker (not a client of our firm), which I’ll quote in its entirety: “I wanted to send you an e-mail about an issue that may or may not be […]
One aspect of doing the blog is that people send me letters and e mails. Today I received this unsolicited but noteworthy inquiry from an injured worker (not a client of our firm), which I’ll quote in its entirety: “I wanted to send you an e-mail about an issue that may or may not be […]
If you’re a non-English speaking injured worker seeing your doctor, you’d probably assume that the translated communications with your doctor werenot being relayed to others by the interpreter. In all too many instances you would be wrong. A source provided me papers that document the practices of 4 translation companies that appear to require interpreters […]
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