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Riverside County workers' comp attorneys

Directory maintained by Richard Vaughn CPCU, ARM, AIS. Updated November 9, 2026.

This page lists attorneys who advertise on this site. It is not a referral and no attorney here is recommended or endorsed. Listings are paid advertising in alphabetical order.

Your DWC office

The Division of Workers' Compensation district office nearest Riverside County is listed below. When a case is filed, the injured worker chooses the venue: the county where they live, the county where the injury happened, or the county of their attorney's office, and the nearest DWC office if that county has none (Labor Code §5501.5). Each office has an Information and Assistance (I&A) unit that answers questions and explains notices and settlement papers for workers without attorneys, free of charge. Statewide I&A line: 1-800-736-7401.

  • Riverside
    3737 Main St., Room 300, Riverside, CA 92501-3337
    (951) 782-4347

Office assignment is by location; the DWC can confirm which office handles a particular case.

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About these listings

Listings on this page are advertisements paid for by the attorneys named in them. caworkerscompensationlaw.com is not a lawyer referral service certified by the State Bar of California under Business and Professions Code §6155, does not refer clients to attorneys, does not screen, rank or recommend attorneys, and receives no portion of any attorney's fee. Each listed attorney is responsible for the content of their own listing. Listings appear in alphabetical order; one featured position per county is sold separately and labeled.

How to check an attorney

Look up any California attorney on the State Bar of California's public attorney search for license status, discipline history and certified specialties. Workers' compensation is a State Bar certified legal specialty; a certified specialist has passed an examination in the field and met experience requirements, though many experienced practitioners are not certified. At the first consultation an attorney must give you the written fee disclosure form prescribed by the Division of Workers' Compensation and may not be paid for work done before it is filed (Labor Code §4906). Fees are a percentage of the award set by a judge and paid from the award. Whether you need an attorney at all is covered on this page.

Sources

  1. DWC Information & Assistance Unit (district offices, 1-800-736-7401), DIR / DWC, current. Manifest S72.
  2. DWC office locations, DIR / DWC, current. Manifest S73.
  3. Labor Code 5501.5: Venue for filing an application (county of residence, county of injury, attorney's office), California Legislature via california.public.law (cites leginfo), current. Manifest S175.
  4. Business & Professions Code 6155: Lawyer referral services, California Legislature via california.public.law, updated 2026-01-01. Manifest S142.
  5. Labor Code 4906: Attorney fee approval, California Legislature via california.public.law (cites leginfo), current. Manifest S136.