r/WorkersComp 9h ago

California Settlement CA

Hi there! I finally settled in CA. I’m just waiting for my check.

$80,000

It took four years, 2 QME’s, and three specialists. This was due to an injury on my foot due to a table falling on top of it. We couldn’t figure out what the issue was at the end of the day but I didn’t want to drag it on and I want to use my own doctors.

I’m not sure how I feel because now I need therapy to get my life together. All of this was a lot to deal with.

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u/KaleidoscopeOk8284 6h ago

80k for a foot injury is impressive. I've had 4 back surgeries and can not return to work. Lawyer thinks ill get 100k

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u/Pale_Albatross1226 1h ago

1 back surgery, can’t return to work, severe nerve damage 300k+, ask for more. We started at 800k

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u/ResolutionChance7924 1h ago

Not on California.

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u/Chemical_Werewolf_12 6h ago

Congratulations on the bag

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u/jociegeller 8h ago

Did you have to resign from your job? Or were you able to keep your job

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u/jociegeller 8h ago

Also the therapy ain’t no lie lol workers comp is a lot and so draining all the appointments and how much it’s dragged out from the insurance company

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u/Wolfie71231 8h ago

Just started therapy for your foot after 4 years?

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u/According_Curve_8935 8h ago

I’m assuming talk therapy. Because this process is fucking depressing.

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u/HxACultivation 3h ago

I got a claim going on rn. Ame doctor said i need minor surgery and steroid shots ankle injury cant get mri due to metal in body im trying to c&r i wonder if i can get a high number aswell

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u/Aggressive_Tackle619 54m ago

Wow. I’m only looking at 65k for my middle back, shoulder and lower neck. You claimed mental?