Workers’ Compensation
Ca. Workers' Comp. Quarterly 2018, Vol. 31, No. 1
Content
- Ain't It Grand? Workers' Compensation Exclusivity and Employer Conduct in 2017
- Hikida Matata
- Medicare's Unreasonable Assessment of Adequate Allocations for Drugs in Workers' Compensation Settlements in California
- The Youth Law Academy: Bolstering the Educational Pipeline for Legal Diversity
- Workers' Compensation Section 2017-2018 Executive Committee Roster
- Workers' Compensation: Tips from 40 Years
- The Catastrophic Unknown
The Catastrophic Unknown
MANAL N. GEORGES, ESQ.
San Jose, California
One of the results of Senate Bill 863 was Labor Code section 4660.1(c)(1), which bars any increase in impairment for claims of sexual dysfunction, sleep dysfunction, or psychiatric disorder arising out of a compensable physical injury occurring on or after January 1, 2013. However, Labor Code section 4660.1(c)(2) allows two exceptions for an impairment due to a psychiatric disorder: