take charge of your workers comp. case for CA

[Guest guest]

I mistakingly bought

Take Charge of your Workers' COmpensation Case

from Amazon, not knowing the subtitle said : " for California. "

Can I resell this to anyone interested?

[Guest guest]

While each state has its own WC laws I have found the differences to be of

little significance for anything other than benefits... I'm believing criteria

for classification of a disability is pretty uniform... If you would learn the

general rules and practices from one jurisdiction it should be easy to confirm

any detail from the WC Commission of your state... Just call the state office

and ask to speak to an examiner and ask your question that needs confirmation...

Hopefully it will be that easy... If not then a letter to the state commission

asking for confirmation of a detail should generate an immediate response..

I find the state commission is more of an information and enforcement agency

between the claimant, the employer and the insurance company who is obligated to

obey the WC laws of the state.. Of course when the claimant is not happy with

how the insurance company is handling the claim the dispute is settled in

court..

Hope this helps...

ken

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----- Original Message -----

From: Page, <mailto:pageang@...>

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Sent: Saturday, October 30, 2004 8:53 AM

Subject: [] take charge of your workers comp. case for CA

I mistakingly bought

Take Charge of your Workers' COmpensation Case

from Amazon, not knowing the subtitle said : " for California. "

Can I resell this to anyone interested?

[Guest guest]

While each state has its own WC laws I have found the differences to be of

little significance for anything other than benefits... I'm believing criteria

for classification of a disability is pretty uniform... If you would learn the

general rules and practices from one jurisdiction it should be easy to confirm

any detail from the WC Commission of your state... Just call the state office

and ask to speak to an examiner and ask your question that needs confirmation...

Hopefully it will be that easy... If not then a letter to the state commission

asking for confirmation of a detail should generate an immediate response..

I find the state commission is more of an information and enforcement agency

between the claimant, the employer and the insurance company who is obligated to

obey the WC laws of the state.. Of course when the claimant is not happy with

how the insurance company is handling the claim the dispute is settled in

court..

Hope this helps...

ken

======================

----- Original Message -----

From: Page, <mailto:pageang@...>

<mailto: >

Sent: Saturday, October 30, 2004 8:53 AM

Subject: [] take charge of your workers comp. case for CA

I mistakingly bought

Take Charge of your Workers' COmpensation Case

from Amazon, not knowing the subtitle said : " for California. "

Can I resell this to anyone interested?