Workers Compensation Attorney

Workers Compensation Attorney | Fully Remote, California | $150,000 to $225,000 This is a workers comp defense job where the petition for reconsideration gets written by whoever tried the case, and that's you. You try it at the Board, and if it goes wrong you write the petition yourself, and now and then you take it further with a writ to the Court of Appeal. You'd be the person who knows what was said at trial because you were the one saying it. The rest of it's the comp defense you know, done from home anywhere in California for $150,000 to $225,000. Now and again you'll need to turn up in person at a Southern California Board hearing, so living within a drive of LA helps. Board trials, then ringing the adjuster to talk about whether it's worth appealing Writing petitions for reconsideration, and replying to the applicant's Writs of review when an apportionment ruling doesn't hold upCross examining panel QMEs on causation and apportionment Applicant depositions, including the kind where one bad lift turns into a cumulative trauma by about the third question Serious and willful petitions and 132a claims It's a national firm that's been adding California lawyers over the last few years, with general liability and employment teams a phone call away when a comp file wanders into their territory. Benefits are decent, 401k match included. They want three years or more of workers compensation defense, admission in California, and writing good enough to change the mind of a judge you've just lost in front of. Comp people mostly seem to prefer the phone, so ring View phone number on click.appcast.io. If you'd sooner pick a time, it's #J-18808-Ljbffr