California · Labor Code

LAB §3371: If the issues are complex or if the inmate applicant requests, the Department of Corrections shall furnish a list of qualified workers’ compensation attorneys to permit the inmate applicant to choose

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The Department of Corrections must provide a list of qualified workers' compensation attorneys to an inmate applicant when issues are complex or upon request.

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If the issues are complex or if the inmate applicant requests, the Department of Corrections shall furnish a list of qualified workers’ compensation attorneys to permit the inmate applicant to choose an attorney to represent him or her before the appeals board.

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