Ochoa & Calderon

Disability Attorney in Riverside, California

4.3(43 reviews)

(844) 401-07503685 Main St, Ste 250, Riverside, CA 92501View on Yelp

Ochoa & Calderon - disability attorney in Riverside, CA

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About Ochoa & Calderon

Ochoa & Calderon operates in downtown Riverside with a 4.3-star rating from 43 client reviews. The firm represents workers injured in occupational accidents and illnesses, advocating for fair treatment within California's workers compensation system. Their experience navigating this complex statutory framework helps injured workers understand their rights and options.

Practice Areas

Workers compensation claim representation

Occupational injury cases

Permanent disability evaluations

Workers compensation appeals

Insurance company negotiations

Medical documentation support

Workplace injury litigation

Specialties

Workers compensation lawWorkplace injuriesClaims management

How They Can Help

The firm assists clients in filing workers compensation claims, gathering medical evidence, and presenting cases effectively to insurers and administrative agencies. Ochoa & Calderon works to ensure clients receive appropriate medical care, temporary benefits while unable to work, and permanent disability compensation when applicable.

What to Expect

After reviewing your workplace injury, the firm will guide you through claim filing procedures and maintain contact with insurance carriers on your behalf. If your claim faces denial or underpayment, they prepare for administrative proceedings and represent you before judges to advocate for your full entitlements.

Service Area

Ochoa & Calderon serves injured workers throughout Riverside County.

Frequently Asked Questions

How soon after my injury should I report it to my employer?

Report workplace injuries immediately to preserve your rights. California law requires notice within specific timeframes. Ochoa & Calderon can advise you on proper procedures.

What happens if my employer doesn't have workers compensation insurance?

If your employer lacks required coverage, you may file against the State Compensation Insurance Fund. The firm can pursue these uninsured employer claims.

Can I choose my own doctor for my workers compensation injury?

Under California law, your employer typically selects the initial treating physician. However, you have rights to change providers in certain circumstances. Ochoa & Calderon explains your options.