About Us

Why Choose Stenson Law Group Workers Comp Attorneys To Oversee Your Claim?

Stenson Law Group Workers Comp Attorneys dedicates itself to providing utmost compensation and benefits to the clients and to further the worker’s compensation laws in Fontana.

Our firm provides expertise and in-depth knowledge of the cases relating to workers compensation and personal injury law which would be fruitful to you. We have been assisting injured workers in Fontana for many years which makes us experienced and reliable.

We receive Fontana workers’ compensation cases on a contingency fee basis, making it susceptible for you to pay for ideal legal representation for your worker’s comp.

How Can We Assist You?

The process of receiving a claim can be complex and the treatment of the employer’s insurance company makes it more difficult for the employee. You may experience obstacles like rejected claims, pleas for unnecessary amounts of evidence, or delayed compensations. The employer can make the process more difficult by refusing to support your story or submitting your claim on the deadline. When obstacles like these come, you need Stenson Law Group Workers Comp Attorneys to guide and protect you and help you get justice. When you choose us you will always have someone by your side to guide you and fight on your behalf. We will negotiate rigorously and aggressively and not allow anyone to take advantage of you.

As we work on a contingency fee basis, it is beneficial to you as you don’t have to worry about the attorney cost. We recognize the financial struggle most workers are going through after enduring severe injuries and having to stay home from work. Our attorneys only charge their fees after we obtain your compensation and win the case. If the attorney fails to attain a settlement or jury verdict, we will charge no payment for our services.

Types Of Workers’ Comp Cases

Our years of experience and knowledge has led us to help clients redeem the compensation they deserve for their sufferings which comprise of:

• Back injuries
• Head and brain wounds
• Unsafe work condition sufferings
• Occupational disease and illness/long-term exposure
• Redundant motion injuries/continuous trauma
• Catastrophic or fatal workplace tragedies.