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DWC EAMS - representatives' offices search. Back to claims administrators' offices, representatives' offices and lien claimants page. The best way to search is with the 5-digit ZIP Code for the mailing address of the representative's office.
- Claims Administrators' Offices
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- Claims Administrators' Offices
Click on the links for claims administrators’ offices, representatives’ offices or lien claimants to search the database of uniform names for claims administrators’ offices, representatives’ offices and lien claimants.
Division of Workers' Compensation - Workers' compensation court public information search. The information on workers' compensation adjudication cases provided through this search page is public information.
EAMS is a computer-based case management system that simplified and improved the Division of Workers' Compensation (DWC) case management process. EAMS better serves injured workers and employers by eliminating redundancy and creating efficiency in the workers' compensation court system.
3 dni temu · Use either a WCAB case number, a claimant's Social Security Number or a EAMS Reference number to access the following information: all WCAB case numbers, WCAB venue, Gender, Date of birth, Date of injury, Type of injury, Part of body injured, Five most recent case events, Case status, Official party list (including lien claimants if desired).
17 lis 2023 · The EAMS search tool uses an adjudication number (adj number) to search the California Division of Workers' Compensation's Electronic Adjudication Management System (EAMS). The EAMS search returns the following. Injured worker first and last name. Injured worker city, state and zip. Date of injury.
9 kwi 2020 · Complete an Electronic Adjudication Management System (EAMS) search to determine if the Applicant has any prior workers’ compensation claim (s); it is recommended to search both by Name, Date of Birth, City, and Zip code and also by Social Security Number, if applicable. (This can be useful in all Applicant cases, not only UEBTF cases).
