A few months ago I had a client recognize my name from this website. I believe her words were, “Hey! You’re Mr. PDRater!”
Yesterday another workers’ compensation attorney recognized my name from this website.
That’s right, I’m now a work comp rock star! Woo hoo! ((Photo courtesy of Joe Pemberton))
FYI, this morning I’m the Sacramento WCAB. Stop me and say hello!
I’ve been remiss in blogging these past two weeks. I have not forgotten about you! ((Photo courtesy of Chealion))
Stay tuned!
To this day, most of the e-mails I receive are from people asking me some variation of “No, really, how much does it cost to use these calculators? When am I going to be charged? What’s the catch?”
I intend to keep all the calculators free for anyone who cares to use them. I have built this website because I really do enjoy the hell out of blogging about tech stuff and workers’ comp law, dissecting complex workers’ compensation math formulas, and building something useful to myself and other professionals. This is quite literally how I spend my free time. I’m just that nerdy.
Tacks Day is upon us once again.
On the plus side, the Post Office will be open late.
Always a silver lining, eh?
The WCAB has just issued an “Order Allowing Amicus Briefs” (en banc) in the Weiner v. Ralph’s Company case. ((Photo courtesy of Mathoov)) The Weiner case is about the effect of the legislature’s repeal of Labor Code Section 139.5 as of January 1, 2009. The repeal of this statute may have the effect of terminating all rights to vocational rehabilitation.
For the curious, you can download a copy of the Order Allowing Amicus Briefs (en banc) here:
The Board is allowing until May 11, 2009 for any interested party to file their own amicus brief on these Weiner vocational rehabiltiation issues.
