May 30, 2026
Key Takeaways Workers’ compensation benefits are not taxable under federal or California law. Workers do not report standard workers’ comp payments as income or receive tax forms. Light-duty wages paid during recovery are taxable as regular earnings. Workers’ comp may become taxable when it offsets Social Security Disability benefits. Interest on delayed workers’ comp pay...
read moreJuly 18, 2025
Discrimination in the workplace isn’t always blatant. Subtle patterns of mistreatment often leave employees unsure about their rights. At Pointer & Buelna, LLP, we represent workers in Los Angeles who face unfair treatment based on protected characteristics. These situations demand close legal attention, and workers discrimination lawyers play a vital role in identifying violations, pr...
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