California | Workers Comp
Legal Question
Bear with me... I'm a broke barber in California currently going through a bankruptcy with my wife. I can't afford seeing a doctor, (lack of insurance and money) I developed Epicondylitis (repetitive stress disorder) as per my client who is a rheumatologist. Is his diagnosis valid? (I was cutting his hair)
My condition is very painful, unless I cut back on the activity. So I decided to cut my hours. But my condition doesn't heal itself.
I was informed by my client that the continuation of my work will lead to an inevitable surgery. How far must my injury progress? Do I need to just stop working and hope that workers comp will kick in? If I keep working, don't I run the risk of losing benefits?
Please please please, help guide me towards a beneficial decision. I'm totally stuck.
Thank you!
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