
Do I Have to Pay Taxes on Workers’ Comp Benefits?
If you’re receiving workers’ compensation benefits after a job-related injury or illness, you might be wondering: Do I have to pay taxes on this money? The short answer is: In most cases, no. Workers’ comp benefits are generally not taxable at the federal or state level. But as with many tax questions, there are exceptions and important nuances to […]

Lost Profits vs. Actual Losses
When a contract is breached or a business suffers harm due to someone else’s wrongful actions, a common question arises: Can I recover damages for lost profits, or am I limited to just my actual (out-of-pocket) losses? The answer is: Yes, you may be able to recover lost profits—under the right circumstances. But it’s more complex than simply […]

Can I Get My Record Cleared or Expunged in California?
If you’ve ever been arrested or convicted of a crime, you know how much a criminal record can impact your life. It can affect your job prospects, professional licenses, housing applications, and even your personal reputation. But in California, you may have a second chance. Through a process called expungement, you may be able to clear […]

Can Pedestrians and Cyclists File Injury Claims?
If you’ve been hit by a car while walking or biking, you’re likely dealing with physical pain, medical bills, and the stress of missing work or everyday activities. One of the first questions many people ask in this situation is: “Do I still have a personal injury case if I wasn’t driving?” The answer is yes. In […]

What If I Can’t Return to My Old Job After a Work Injury?
Suffering a work-related injury can turn your life upside down—not just physically, but financially and emotionally, too. And one of the most common concerns injured workers face is this: “What happens if I can’t go back to my old job?” The good news is that California’s workers’ compensation system includes options and benefits for injured […]
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