Work Injury Cases We Handle
CWILC helps injured employees pursue medical care, wage replacement, disability benefits, and other compensation available under California law.
Job-related accidents, falls, equipment incidents, and other workplace harm.
Lifting injuries, disc problems, strains, spinal injuries, and work-related pain.
Injuries that develop gradually from repetitive motion or repeated physical job duties.
Workers' compensation representation for employees hurt on construction sites.
Qualifying psychiatric or psychological injuries connected to workplace conditions.
Help when insurers dispute an injury, delay treatment, or deny benefits.
Potential wage replacement when an injury temporarily keeps you from working.
Potential compensation when a work injury causes lasting impairment.
Guidance involving retaliation or Labor Code 132(a) issues after a work injury.
Experience on Both Sides
Before founding California Work Injury Law Center, attorney Rae Sadeghian-Levin represented insurance carriers in workers' compensation matters, including work as in-house counsel for Travelers Insurance.
Today, she uses that background to advocate for injured workers seeking fair treatment and the benefits available under California law.
What May Be Available
Depending on the facts of your claim, California workers' compensation benefits may address several parts of your recovery.
When to Call a Lawyer
What Happens Next
Share the basic facts about your injury, job, medical care, and claim.
The firm can review your situation and discuss possible next steps.
If CWILC represents you, the firm can advocate for your rights while you focus on recovery.
Serving Injured Workers Across California
1551 N. Tustin Ave., Suite 560
Santa Ana, CA 92705
Serving injured workers throughout Los Angeles and surrounding communities.
Workers' compensation representation for qualifying matters throughout California.
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