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What is my Union’s
Workers’ Compensation Alternative Dispute
Resolution (ADR) Program?
How do I file a claim?
What is proof of my filing a workers’ compensation claim?
What does the ADR process consist of?
What is the Ombudsman stage of the ADR process?
What is Mediation?
What is Arbitration?
Who do I contact if I have problem or a question concerning my workers’ compensation
claim?
Will any attorney know about the ADR Program?
Do I need to get an attorney to file a workers’ compensation claim?
What is the role of an attorney if I do retain one?
Can I recover money for general damages and punitive damages in a workers’ compensation
case, just as I would if I were suing in civil court for injuries caused
by another?
What are the benefits available to me for a workers’ compensation
injury?
Can I pursue my claim by filing an Application for Adjudication of Claim
with one of the local offices of the State Workers’ Compensation
Appeals Board (WCAB)?
Can I choose my own physician to treat my work related injury?
Can I change my treating physician?
Do I have the right to file a claim of discrimination if my employer
fires me because I filed a workers’ compensation claim?
How long will it be before I can return to work or resolve my claim?
What is a primary treating physician?
Does my primary treating physician have the responsibility of reporting
to the insurance company?
What is a secondary treating physician?
What is a Qualified Medical Evaluator (QME)?
When do I need a QME?
How do I obtain a QME?
Does the ADR QME process differ from the State’s second opinion process?
What
is an Agreed Medical Evaluator (AME)?
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