California Lien Claims in Workers' Compensation Cases

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By Roger A. Tolman, Jr.

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REVISION 19 HIGHLIGHTS

California Lien Claims in Workers' Compensation Cases is a comprehensive resource for lien claim law and procedure. Find answers to your questions about treatment liens, medical legal liens, liens for living expenses, attorney fee liens, recovery of costs, conducting discovery and preparing for trial, lien filing procedure, credit, restitution, and fraud. The subject of liens is about as esoteric as it gets and lien law is constantly changing. This edition of California Lien Claims keeps you current with significant decisions and developments. Updated topics include.

MEDICAL TREATMENT LIENS

  • Defendant's Violation of Labor Code §5402. §2:72
  • Requirements for Establishing or Modifying a Network. §2:171
  • Consequences for Employer Violation of §4610. §2:375
  • Dispute Resolution at the WCAB. §2:376
  • Independent Bill Review (IBR). §2:392

    MEDICAL LEGAL LIENS

  • Burden of Proof. §3:40
  • Information Provided to AME or QME (Labor Code §4062.3). §3:467
  • Late Supplemental Reports. §3:470.

    LIENS FOR LIVING EXPENSES

  • Determination of the Lien in Later Proceedings. §4:55

    ATTORNEYS' FEES

  • Secured by Lien. §5:01
  • Benefits Against Which a Fee May Be Assessed. §5:22
  • Representation in the Proceedings. §5:143 COSTS
  • Costs Handled as Lien Issues. §6:01

    LIEN PROCEDURE

  • Joint Venture Liens. §8:14

    AND MORE!

  • California Lien Claims in Workers' Compensation Cases