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Atty. Daniel Epperly

Atty. Daniel Epperly

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Attorney · Licensed in California

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Daniel Epperly is an attorney practicing in California.

Verified attorney profile · Updated October 2026

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Is a deposition absolutely required before a workers compensation case can be settled or are cases settled without it?

A deposition is very common in workers’ compensation. Discovery is the process by which the parties gather information. A deposition is a common form of discovery. The judge will never let you set yo...

4 months ago Best Answer 6 answer
In work comp case - If a qme doctor is selected, what would an attorney help in the case before the qme report is out and after?

Once you are seen and evaluated by the QME physician, the QME can only be disqualified for a technicality such as not issuing a report within 30 days and you cannot object to these technicalities afte...

4 months ago Best Answer 6 answer
I want to sue the worker comp. insurance for negligence, because they refused to allow me to see a orthopedic specialist.

You may have a medical malpractice claim against the prior doctor for failure to request the MRI and clearing you to return to work. I will repost your question as medical malpractice. The rules gover...

4 months ago Best Answer 7 answer
How much does worker's comp insurance company take in a 3rd party settlement from small claims court?

Ask this question of your Workers' Comp attorney. If you do not have a Workers' Comp attorney you need one. If you ask a Personal Injury attorney this question they will tell you to file the lawsuit a...

4 months ago Best Answer 5 answer
How can I get a Cash Advance loan?

If you are currently receiving Temporary Disability, i.e. 2/3rds of your pay, I am not aware of any attorney that would take a fee from that Temporary Disability. If there is a dispute regarding the T...

4 months ago Best Answer 4 answer

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