Workers' compensation in Paso Robles
Workers' compensation help for injured workers in Paso Robles. Our office is on Pacific Street in San Luis Obispo.
Where people work in and around Paso Robles
Many of the injured workers we see from Paso Robles work in wineries and construction.
If you're a seasonal or harvest worker, the season ending doesn't automatically end your temporary disability benefits. If your injury keeps you from off-season work you would otherwise have done, your benefits may continue.
What to know about workers' compensation in Paso Robles
- The San Luis Obispo office of the Workers' Compensation Appeals Board (WCAB) covers Paso Robles.
- You rarely need to go to the board. Only expedited hearings and trials are in person. Everything else is virtual, and your attorney can often appear for you.
- Meet however works for you. Your first conversation is free, by phone, video or in our San Luis Obispo office. Many clients like to come in, especially to sign settlement paperwork, but you never have to make the drive.
- The insurance company reimburses mileage for trips to your doctor's appointments and to the pharmacy for medication. That matters if you drive a long way.
- Every employee is eligible for workers' compensation benefits, whatever their immigration status or paperwork.
- An injury that builds up over time (cumulative trauma) can be a claim, not just a single accident.
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Talk with us about your claim.
A real person in our office reads every inquiry and responds within two business days.
Have a deadline in the next few days? Say so in your message, and we'll look at yours first. You can also call us Monday through Thursday, 9 to noon or 2 to 4.
Office hours: Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to noon and 2 to 4 p.m. Closed Fridays.