When work-related injuries occur, navigating the complexities of workers' compensation claims is critical, yet often overwhelming. Fortunately, a workers' comp attorney at Kiwan & Chambers APC can help you understand your rights and secure the benefits you deserve. Our focus lies in streamlining the process, ensuring every client receives the attention and support needed during such challenging times. If your claim has been delayed or denied, or even if you are just now beginning the process of filing, a workers' compensation lawyer at Kiwan & Chambers APC is standing by to help.
Contact Kiwan & Chambers APC at (619) 257-5304 today to find out how a workers' compensation attorney can help you get the benefits you need.
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$650,000 100% Disability Award
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$500,000 100% Disability Award
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$520,000 Back Injury
Back injury and cumulative trauma (2021)
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$4.04 Million CRPS
Upper extremity complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) (2018)
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$1.47 Million CRPS
Upper extremity complex regional pain syndrome (2017)
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$978,000 CRPS
Upper extremity complex regional pain syndrome (2015)
At Kiwan & Chambers APC, we specialize exclusively in workers' compensation cases in Southern California. Since 1988, our dedication to representing injured workers has been unwavering, ensuring they receive the settlements they deserve through expert legal service.
Why Choose Us:
- Over 30 years of focused expertise in workers' compensation law
- Contingency fee basis—no payment unless you win
- Bilingual services for English and Spanish-speaking clients
- Personalized attention to connect injuries to employment accurately
- A proven track record of success and client satisfaction
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Over 30 Years of Experience
Established in 1988, trusted since.
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Contingency Fee Assurance
No fees unless you win your case.
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Bilingual Services Available
Serving both English and Spanish speakers.
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Focused Expertise in Workers' Comp
Solely dedicated to workers' compensation cases.
At Kiwan & Chambers APC, we specialize in workers' compensation law, diligently serving clients across Southern California since 1988. Our team, led by Attorneys John Kiwan and Christian Chambers, is committed to securing fair settlements for injured workers. We operate on a contingency fee basis, ensuring no upfront costs for our clients. With bilingual services in English and Spanish, we are equipped to support a diverse clientele with clear communication. Our meticulous case preparation and deep understanding of the workers' compensation system set us apart, allowing us to effectively challenge insurance companies and employers. Trust our experienced team to provide the dedicated attention your case deserves.
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What if my claim is denied?If your workers comp claim is denied, you have the right to appeal the decision. Begin by understanding the reason for the denial; your denial notice should provide details. Gather evidence and documentation to support your case and consider consulting a workers compensation attorney for guidance. Each state has specific procedures for filing an appeal, so be sure to follow your state’s guidelines closely.
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How long will my benefits last?The duration of workers compensation benefits varies depending on the nature and severity of your injury, as well as state laws. Temporary benefits usually last until you return to work or reach maximum medical improvement. Permanent disability benefits may continue for several years or for life in severe cases. Consult your specific state regulations and your company's insurance policy for more precise information.
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How long do I have to file a claim?The deadline for filing a workers compensation claim varies by state, typically ranging from 30 days to two years. It is crucial to report your injury or illness to your employer immediately. Failing to file within the specified time frame may result in losing your right to benefits. Check your state's regulations or consult a workers compensation attorney for precise deadlines.
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How do I file a workers comp claim?To file a workers compensation claim, notify your employer about your injury or illness as soon as possible. Your employer should provide the necessary forms to complete. Fill out the forms accurately and submit them along with any required documentation. It's crucial to keep copies of all paperwork. Consider contacting a workers compensation attorney if you encounter issues during the process.
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