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Franco Muñoz vs. Golden State Workers’ Compensation: Comparing Oakland Lawyers By Steve Franco, co-founder of Franco Muñoz Law Firm Last reviewed: October 14, 2026 If you are comparing Franco Muñoz vs. Golden State Workers’ Compensation, you may be looking for help after a workplace injury,…
Everything You Need to Know About a Work Accident Lawyer
By Daniel Alvarez In the workplace, accidents can happen at any time and place, regardless of the precautions taken. From falls and repetitive strain injuries to more serious accidents involving machinery, workers are constantly at risk of being injured while performing their daily tasks. It…
How to Close Your Workers’ Compensation Case in 2026: A Guide to Making the Best Choice
By Steve Franco If you’re navigating the workers’ compensation system in 2026, you may wonder about the best way to close your case. For many people, settling through a Compromise and Release (C&R) is the preferred choice. However, that doesn’t mean it’s the right option…
René Muñoz Wins $2.4M for Injured Worker | Workers’ Comp Victory
(Updated January 24, 2026) René Muñoz Wins $2.4 Million in Workers’ Compensation Case For anyone seeking guidance from a seasoned Rene Muñoz workers’ compensation attorney, this article can provide helpful insights. At Franco Muñoz Law Firm, we fight tirelessly to ensure our clients receive the…
I have a union job. Is there a law that says I must resign to settle my case with a Compromise & Release? I do not want to resign. The current adjuster says I need to resign to settle. What should I do?
No defendant is ever forced to settle a claim by a lump sum Compromise & Release. There is also no law saying that an insurance company has to offer you a C&R. Therefore, it is your decision to accept the offer and quit or not…
