Nikki Mehrpoo Jacobson
Los Angeles Workers' Compensation & Immigration Lawyers
Attorney at Law | Professor of Law | Certified Specialist
Expert Witness | Legal Analyst | Author
NMJ@NikkiJacobson.com
(888) 207-9600 (310) 277-2266
(818) 276-9866 (213) 275-3012
For over 20 years, Attorney Nikki Jacobson has been a dedicated advocate for California injured workers and immigrants from all over the world. She has focused her practice of law exclusively on workers’ compensation and immigration law. Los Angeles Work Injury & Immigration Lawyer
Ms. Jacobson began her legal career in 1997 after earning her law degree from Pepperdine University School of Law and her admission to The State Bar of California. She is a highly respected and involved member of the legal community. As a committed Los Angeles lawyer, Ms. Jacobson continues to be a strong advocate and ally. As a refugee, she understands the issues and hardships her clients face everyday.
She has been recognized for legal knowledge and experience by Los Angeles Magazine, Super Lawyers, Avvo.com and Martindale Hubbell.
Ms. Jacobson is also a Professor of Law at West Los Angeles College, a regular guest speaker and a valued member of a number of legal organizations. She is also an author and editor of several legal publications.
Areas of Practice:
Work Injury & Immigration Law
Workers’ Compensation (Certified Specialist by the California State Bar Board of Legal Specialization)
Immigration & Naturalization Law
- California St Univ Northridge
- Undergraduate Degree
- Pepperdine Univ School of Law
- Law Degree
- Los Angeles Workers' Compensation & Immigration Lawyers
- Nikki Mehrpoo Jacobson, Attorney at Law
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- For over 20 years, Attorney Nikki Jacobson has been a dedicated advocate for California injured workers and immigrants from all over the world. She has focused her practice of law exclusively on workers’ compensation and immigration law. Los Angeles Work Injury & Immigration Lawyer Ms. Jacobson began her legal career in 1997 after earning her law degree from Pepperdine University School of Law and her admission to The State Bar of California. She is a highly respected and involved member of the legal community. As a committed Los Angeles lawyer, Ms. Jacobson continues to be a strong advocate and ally. As a refugee, she understands the issues and hardships her clients face everyday. She has been recognized for legal knowledge and experience by Los Angeles Magazine, Super Lawyers, Avvo.com and Martindale Hubbell. Ms. Jacobson is also a Professor of Law at West Los Angeles College, a regular guest speaker and a valued member of a number of legal organizations. She is also an author and editor of several legal publications. Areas of Practice: Work Injury & Immigration Law Workers’ Compensation (Certified Specialist by the California State Bar Board of Legal Specialization) Immigration & Naturalization Law
- Certified Workers' Compensation Specialist
- California State Bar Board of Legal Specialization
- California Applicant Attorneys Association
- Board Member
- Current
- American Immigration Lawyers Association
- Member
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- California State Bar  # 192006
- Member
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- Workers' Compensation
- Immigration Law
- Asylum, Citizenship, Deportation Defense, Family Visas, Green Cards, Immigration Appeals, Investment Visas, Marriage & Fiancé(e) Visas, Student Visas, Visitor Visas, Work Visas
- English: Spoken, Written
- Farsi: Spoken
- Persian: Spoken
- Spanish: Spoken
- Q. The carrier accepted my claim been 30 days yet to pay any workers Compensation benefits ,
- A: If you are still qualified for temporary disability and the doctor has submitted the necessary forms/reporting to the insurance company, the insurance company must pay you an additional 10 percent of the payment, if the claims administrator sends a payment late.
This is true even if there was a reasonable excuse for the delay. However, there’s no penalty if the claims
administrator can’t determine, in the first 14 days after your employer learned about your injury, whether
TD benefits must be paid and sends you a delay letter. Have you received a delay letter?
You could be awarded a total of 25 percent of each late payment, up to $10,000, if there was no
reasonable excuse for the ... Read More
- Q. If a dog bit me while I was working in my office, can I file for workers' compensation?
- A: AOE/COE. “Arising out of and in the course of employment,” or caused by a worker’s job and occurring
while working. An injury or illness must be AOE/COE to be covered by workers’ compensation.
So the specific facts of your case will be important to determine liability on your case.
- Q. Can I fire my workman's comp lawyer and get a new lawyer if I think my current lawyer is not being helpful
- A: However, be careful that if you fire your lawyer, another lawyer is willing to take the case. You should consult with a new lawyer BEFORE firing your current lawyer.
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