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Attorney
Kevin Humphrey, Esq.
Humphrey and Associates in Orange Coast Magazine
Workers’ Compensation Legal Disclaimer
Practice Areas
Workers' Compensation
Personal Injury
Social Security Disability
Blog
2020
January
Who Is Responsible When Equipment Malfunctions in the Workplace?
Understanding Workplace Burn Injuries
2019
October
I Was Injured at Work During a Probationary Period — Am I Entitled to Workers’ Compensation Benefits?
Can I Get Workers’ Compensation if the Injury was my Fault?
September
Filing a Claim for a Death Caused by a Work-Related Incident
Navigating a Workers’ Compensation Claim if You Have More Than One Job
August
What to Do if Your Workers’ Compensation Benefits are Incorrect or Late
Do I Still Get Workers' Compensation Benefits if my Workplace Goes Out of Business?
July
How Your Benefits May Change if Your Work Injury Worsens
Employers’ Responsibilities When a Worker is Injured On the Job
June
Waze May Help First Responders Arrive at Accident Scenes Faster
How are Victims of Hit and Run Car Accidents Compensated?
May
Workplace Toxic Substances and Their Effects on Employee Health
Does Workers’ Compensation Insurance Cover Employees Who Travel?
April
Top 7 Questions After a Workplace Injury
Why You Don't Need to Prove Fault for Workers' Compensation
March
The Hidden Dangers of a Mild TBI
5 Tips for Preventing Workplace Injuries
February
Can I Still Receive Workers’ Comp While On Vacation?
Can I Receive Workers’ Comp if I Got Hurt During My Commute?
January
What Is a “Technical Denial?”
What Are My Chances of Being Approved for SSD?
2018
December
Where to Seek Treatment After Being Injured on the Job
Why Doctor Choice Matters Following Job-Related Injuries
November
Firefighter Injury Statistics & Trends
Most Common Firefighter Fireground Injuries
October
Accessing SSI and SSDI Benefits at the Same Time
Can I Receive Workers’ Compensation for Multiple Injuries?
September
Working While Receiving Social Security Disability Benefits
How Does the Social Security Administration Define Disability?
August
List of Work-Related Fatalities in California in 2017
In the News: Palo Alto Tunnel Worker Killed in Deadly Accident
July
Can I File a Workers' Comp Claim After Being Let Go?
What to Do if Your Boss Fires You Because of an Injury
June
Can I Get Workers’ Comp for PTSD?
Workers’ Compensation for Eye Strain
May
When Mental Illness Merits Workers’ Compensation Benefits
Do You Have Computer Vision Syndrome?
April
White Collar Workplace Injuries
Can I Get Workers' Comp if I'm Injured by a Coworker?
March
Can I Get Social Security Disability Benefits if I Struggle with Substance Abuse?
Why Did My Social Security Disability Benefits Change?
February
Can I Get Workers’ Comp if I Am Assaulted at Work?
What Are My Options if My Workers’ Compensation Claim Is Denied?
January
Common Workers' Comp Terms Explained
What Employees Should Know About Repetitive Stress Injuries
Do You Have Access to Workers’ Compensation?
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Dec
2018
Where to Seek Treatment After Being Injured on the Job
Where Should I Go to Receive Treatment After a Work Injury? Sometimes workplace injuries create an urgent need for immediate medical attention, which doesn’t give you much time to deliberate about where to go. Under such circumstances, you must always go to the nearest emergency care facility. However, if your emergency doesn’t require emergency intervention, you must closely adhere to California ...
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12
Dec
2018
Why Doctor Choice Matters Following Job-Related Injuries
Choosing the Right Doctor After Sustaining a Work-Related Injury Selecting a good doctor is perhaps the most important decision you will make during your workers’ compensation case. In some cases, you may not have much of a say as to who evaluates and treats your work-related injuries or illnesses. However, when possible, it is essential to your well-being that you thoughtfully select a doctor, ...
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Nov
2018
Firefighter Injury Statistics & Trends
National Fire Protection Association Reports Thousands of Firefighter Injuries Annually Firefighters put in long hours and an exceptional amount of physical effort to keep us safe and snuff out dangerous fires. If you are a Southern California firefighter, you know that even putting out a relatively small fire can lead to serious physical injuries. Of the 62,085 firefighter injuries recorded by ...
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14
Nov
2018
Most Common Firefighter Fireground Injuries
When firefighters are sent to the fireground, they put themselves at a significant risk for injury in order to put out fires and protect people in the surrounding areas. Being on the fireground requires constant situational awareness, attention to detail, and a commitment to maintaining personal and collective safety. However, even when firefighters follow their safety training to a tee, injuries ...
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