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    Wrongful Termination
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    Jury Verdict in Los Angeles County Superior Court for a $15/hr employee fired only because she was a pregnant Mexican woman who needed a handful of days off to give birth to her baby. Click here to learn more about this case.
    $5,000,000
    Construction Accident
    $4,700,000
    Hospital Employee Fired
    $4,000,000

    $4,000,000 Arbitration win for a sales associate at a major retail chain for workplace sexual assault. Click here to learn more about this case.

    $3,400,000
    Healthcare System
    $3,320,000
    Wrongful Termination
    $3,451,220
    Wrongful Termination
    $3,000,000
    Premises Liability Accident
    $2,800,000
    Class Action
    $2,500,000
    Traumatic Brain Injury
    $1,500,000
    Wrongful Termination
    $1,500,000
    Trip & Fall Accident
    $1,475,000
    Wrongful Termination
    $1,403,697
    Wrongful Termination
    $1,325,000
    $10.50 per hour fast food worker sexually harassed by manager who quit when nothing was done to stop it.
    $1,250,000
    $12.50/hr. temp. staffing agency worker fired after becoming pregnant.
    $1,225,000
    $1.225 million verdict for a rear-end car crash with $100 in property damage.
    $1,100,000
    $1.1 million for wrongful termination because of sick son.
    $1,010,000
    $1.01 million for a disabled worker who was wrongfully terminated by his employer.
    $1,000,000
    Settlement for a woman who required a neck surgery because of an injury on a property.
    $1,000,000
    5 year employee out on medical leave for about 2 years loses his job when he attempts to return to work from medical leave.
    $1,000,000
    $1 million settlement for Uber/Lyft/rideshare car crash.
    $1,000,000
    $1 million settlement for motorcycle crash victim suffering from a brain injury.
    $934,000
    For Wrongful Termination While on Medical Leave
    $930,000
    Settlement for Disability-Related Wrongful Termination
    $850,000
    Class action settlement for fast food employees deprived of full wages earned.
    $825,000
    Settlement for Pregnancy & Disability-Related Wrongful Termination
    $775,000
    For Employee Fired While on a Pregnancy-Related Leave of Absence
    $765,000
    5 month employee earning $12/hr fired for missing time for work related to a disability.
    $750,000
    Verdict for Premises Liability
    $700,000
    For Car Accident With a $45k Best Offer
    $500,000
    Settlement for Disability Related Wrongful Termination
    $443,000
    For Wrongful Termination Related to Medical Leave of Absence
    $375,000
    For Employee Not Allowed to Return to Work After Brief Medical Leave
    $315,000
    To Restaurant Employees for Off the Clock Work
    $300,000
    For Employee Fired for Having Permanent Disability
    $300,000
    For Missed Lunch Breaks and Termination Based on Eye Condition (Disability)
    $300,000
    For Permanently Disabled Employee
    $285,000
    For Sexual Harassment
    $280,000
    Settlement for Slip and Fall
    $275,000
    For Employee Not Permitted to Return to Work While Disabled
    $250,000
    Settlement for Injury at Apartment Complex
    $210,000
    For Employee Fired After Presenting Her Doctor’s Report Upon Returning From Medical Leave
    $175,000
    For Wrongful Termination of Disabled Worker
    $160,000
    To Restaurant Employees for Rest and Meal Break Violations
    $160,000
    For Employee on Pregnancy Leave
    $150,000
    For Landscaper Fired for Taking Time-off for Surgery
    $150,000
    For Employee Fired After Requesting Time Off to Nurse an Injury
    $150,000
    For Factory Worker Replaced While on Year Long Medical Leave of Absence
    $135,000
    For Employee Fired for Taking Pregnancy Leave
    $135,000
    For Wage & Hour Disputes
    $135,000
    For Employee Fired While on Extended Medical Leave
    $125,000
    Employee Not Allowed to Work With Disability
    $120,000
    For Overtime, Rest and Lunch Break Violations Against Client Who Worked as Dishwasher.
    $105,000
    For 59 Year Old Cook Fired for Age
    $105,000
    For Employee on Work Restrictions Fired for Having an Expired Work Permit
    $100,000
    For Parking Attendant Fired for Missing Work Because of His Diabetes
    $100,000
    For Employee Fired for Performance Issues While on Medical Leave

    Workers' Compensation Claim Eligibility in Pasadena

    As workers’ comp attorneys, our team knows that these cases can come with a significant amount of stress. Not only are you required to pay medical bills and other expenses, but you may also be unable to return to work while you recover. Even trying to determine if you are eligible to file a claim can be difficult.

    When you are battling a work injury, it is crucial that you have support. LNN offers over a decade of experience handling work injury claims in the area. When it comes to issues of workers’ compensation claim eligibility in Pasadena, we can help you determine where you stand.

    Who Is Eligible for Workers’ Comp?

    There are specific rules regarding who qualifies for workers’ compensation in Pasadnea. In order to recover workers’ comp, you must be an employee of a company rather than an independent contractor or freelancer. You must also have suffered an injury or illness related directly to your job. After the injury occurs, you must report it to your company within 30 days of the event.

    At this point, it is also wise to ensure that your employer carries workers’ comp insurance that is in good standing. In California, workers’ compensation insurance is mandatory, but this does not mean that some companies do not try to get away with foregoing insurance.

    Which Injuries and Illnesses Are Eligible for Workers’ Compensation?

    In order to qualify for workers’ compensation, you must have experienced a work-related injury or illness. This incident must be the direct result of employment. Some examples of common injuries include slip and falls, carpal tunnel syndrome, or vehicle accidents while driving on the clock.

    Not all injuries will be eligible for workers’ comp in Pasadena. For instance, you will not receive compensation for injuries that result from intoxication, drug use, fighting, or irresponsible activities on the job. You will also not be compensated for injuries that arise during your commute to and from work or while performing personal activities.

    What Expenses Are Eligible for Workers’ Compensation?

    In order to receive workers’ compensation to cover specific expenses, they must be eligible events. For instance, workers’ compensation does cover medical treatment caused by injuries, but it may not cover the costs associated with replacing personal property. Additionally, workers’ compensation may cover temporary or permanent disability payments and lost wages. Even if you are a temporary employee or a part-time worker at your company in Pasadena, you may be eligible to receive compensation for these expenses. 

    Are You Eligible for Workers’ Comp in Pasadena?

    When you are trying to determine workers’ compensation claim eligibility in Pasadena, it is important to have some assistance. Our attorney can help you determine if you are eligible for compensation and ensure that your rights are not trampled on. LNN stands up for workers. Even if your employer says you are not eligible for workers’ comp, speaking with an attorney is a smart move.

    Are you ready to learn more about workers’ comp? You have options. Call our team today to discuss your options, no matter where you are in the claims or recovery process.

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