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SELF-EMPLOYED LITIGANTS STILL NEED “OFF-WORK” NOTES

By Heiting & Irwin |

When someone is injured due to another’s negligence, one of the many losses attorneys attempt to recover are earnings which were lost during periods of disability or incapacity that resulted from the injury-producing event.  Most of my clients who are traditional wage-earners typically request some type of doctor’s note excusing them from work.  However,… Read More »

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THEY HAVE LOST THEIR MINDS!

By Heiting & Irwin |

Unfortunately, to the injured workers’ detriment, it seems as if the powers that be have once again… lost their minds. What I am referencing this time is the latest inroad on apportionment. One aspect of “apportionment” is the concept/principle whereby a physician assigns a percentage of an individual’s overall permanent impairment to a prior… Read More »

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Several California Hospitals Ranked High in Patient Safety

By Heiting & Irwin |

A recent post on patch.com discusses the California hospitals identified as the safest and least safe, as reported by the Leapfrog Group. According to its website, the Leapfrog Group was “[f]ounded in 2000 by large employers and other purchasers….[and] is a national nonprofit organization driving a movement for giant leaps forward in the quality… Read More »

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Riverside hospital parking charges could take effect soon

By Heiting & Irwin |

As experienced personal injury attorneys, we work with many patients seeking medical care in the Riverside community. With this in mind, we try to forward any pertinent information involving local medical care to the public. In local news this week, the Southwest Riverside News Network reported that parking outside the Riverside County Regional Medical… Read More »

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James Heiting interviewed regarding recent article in National Law Journal

By Heiting & Irwin |

James Otto Heiting was recently interviewed regarding the article which was published in the National Law Journal. Click here to see/hear the interview.

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