Long Beach Workers' Compensation Lawyer
We understand the specific challenges of Long Beach's key industries and legal environment. Our attorneys appear at the Long Beach Workers' Compensation Appeals Board regularly.
WCAB Office
1500 Hughes Way, Suite C203, Long Beach, CA 90810 (562) 590-5001Long Beach WCAB is on Hughes Way. Free visitor parking available. Located near the I-405 and I-710 interchange.
"Specific experience with logistics and warehouse injuries near the port."
Common Industries in Long Beach
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We serve Long Beach and surrounding areas
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Our attorneys appear at the Long Beach board regularly.
What Long Beach clients say
"I was overwhelmed by the paperwork after my injury. David Lamonica's team stepped in and handled everything. They doubled my initial settlement offer."
"They knew exactly how to deal with the insurance adjuster who was denying my claim. Professional and knowledgeable about local procedures."
"Honest, fast, and effective. I didn't pay a dime until we won the case. They appeared at all my hearings so I didn't have to miss work."
All testimonials are from actual clients. Settlement amounts vary based on injury severity and individual circumstances.
Common Workplace Injuries in Long Beach
Long Beach Workers' Comp FAQ
Where is the WCAB office in Long Beach?
The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board office serving Long Beach is located at 1500 Hughes Way, Suite C203, Long Beach, CA 90810. Phone: (562) 590-5001. Long Beach WCAB is on Hughes Way. Free visitor parking available. Located near the I-405 and I-710 interchange.
How do I file a workers' comp claim in Long Beach?
Filing a workers' comp claim in Long Beach follows California state law. Report your injury to your employer within 30 days, complete the DWC-1 form they provide within one business day, and seek treatment through their Medical Provider Network. You have 1 year from the injury date to file a formal claim.
What is the average settlement for work injuries in Long Beach?
Average workers' compensation settlements in Long Beach are approximately $66,800. Settlement values depend on your wages, disability rating, age, occupation, and injury severity. Common industries in Long Beach include Port Operations, Aerospace, Healthcare, Oil & Gas.
Do I need a workers' comp lawyer in Long Beach?
While not legally required, representation is strongly recommended. Statistics show represented workers receive 3-5 times higher settlements than those handling claims alone. Our firm appears at the Long Beach WCAB regularly and knows the local judges and procedures.
How Much Is Your California Work Injury Case Worth?
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