The purpose of the WorkersCompensationCalifornia.com website is to provide information of a general nature, not legal or medical advice. The website is not a substitute for consultation with an attorney licensed to practice law in the State of California or any other jurisdiction or for consultation with reputable and licensed health professionals. Marjory Harris is licensed to practice law in California only, and only advises on California workers' compensation cases. Communication through the Internet shall not constitute "presence," "doing business" or the practice of law in any place other than California. The materials on this website are intended solely for information. The information contained in the website is believed to be accurate, but no warranty is made as to accuracy or appropriateness. Please note that although we strive to keep information current, it may become outdated or incomplete. Use of this site does not establish an attorney-client relationship. Contact by email or telephone does not establish an attorney-client relationship. Unless and until a fee agreement/fee disclosure as required by the State of California is signed by both the injured worker and Marjory Harris, there is no formal attorney-client relationship and Marjory Harris cannot reasonably be expected to undertake legal work on behalf of the injured worker. Marjory Harris reserves the right to change the disclaimer or other terms and policies. Please review these periodically. Any use of materials contained within is prohibited without written consent of the author.

This site complies with Business and Professions Code §5499.30 (Unlawful Advertising of Legal Services to Obtain Workers' Compensation Benefits); Labor Code §9823 (General Workers' Compensation Advertising Rules).; and Labor Code §5432 (Advertisement to Solicit Workers' Compensation Claims; Mandatory Notice or Statement).

NOTICE: Making a false or fraudulent workers' compensation claim is a felony subject to up to 5 years in prison or a fine of up to $50,000 or double the value of the fraud, whichever is greater, or by both imprisonment and fine.

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