If you were hurt on the job in Riverside, you are entitled to medical treatment and wage benefits under California workers’ compensation law — no matter who caused the accident, and regardless of your immigration status. Insurance carriers delay, underpay, and deny valid claims every day. We make sure that does not happen to you.
With more than 30 years representing injured workers across Riverside County, our office handles your claim from the first report of injury through settlement, so you can focus on recovering.
How We Help Injured Workers in Riverside
- Filing your DWC-1 claim form correctly and on time
- Getting authorization for medical treatment the insurer is refusing
- Temporary and permanent disability benefits
- Independent medical evaluations (QME/AME) and rating disputes
- Retaliation and wrongful termination after a work injury
- Third-party injury claims when someone outside your employer is at fault
Work Injuries We Handle
Construction falls, warehouse and logistics injuries, forklift accidents, repetitive stress and back injuries, delivery-driver crashes, hospital and caregiver injuries, heat illness, and cumulative trauma.
What To Do After a Work Injury in Riverside
- 1. Report the injury to your employer in writing — do not wait.
- 2. Ask for medical treatment and keep every document.
- 3. Do not give a recorded statement to the insurance adjuster before you speak to a lawyer.
- 4. Call us for a free case review.
Why Riverside Workers Choose Our Office
- Free consultation, in English and Spanish
- No fee unless we recover benefits for you
- Direct access to your attorney — not a call center
- Serving Riverside, Moreno Valley, Corona, Jurupa Valley, Perris and all of Riverside County
Free Case Review
Call 951-275-0111 today. We will tell you honestly whether you have a claim.