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Hearing Representative Jobs at the San Luis Obispo WCAB

Join free. Cover workers’ compensation appearances at the WCAB offices you already know. See the offered rate and accept only the hearings that fit.

Why cover the San Luis Obispo WCAB

The San Luis Obispo WCAB serves the Central Coast between Santa Barbara and Monterey. Firms that do not keep SLO staff hire hearing representatives who already appear at this district office.

  • Limited local WC counsel compared with LA or the Bay Area
  • Coastal firms need local conference coverage
  • Appearances for reps who already know this office

Court location

San Luis Obispo WCAB

4740 Allene Way, Suite 100, San Luis Obispo, CA 93401

Set your profile counties to include San Luis Obispo County so matching workers’ compensation requests can reach you.

Assignment types

  • Mandatory settlement conferences (MSC)
  • Status, priority, and rating conferences
  • Lien conferences and lien trials
  • Expedited hearings
  • Regular hearings / trials
  • Walk-throughs and related board appearances

How it works

  1. 1. Join free — add your Bar number, San Luis Obispo-area coverage counties, workers’ compensation, and payout details.
  2. 2. Browse matching work — open assignments for this venue appear on your attorney dashboard.
  3. 3. Accept the rate — see your payout, confirm the district office, skip the rest.
  4. 4. Appear and get paid — cover the hearing, mark complete, and track payouts in Earnings.

San Luis Obispo WCAB FAQ

Are there hearing representative jobs at the San Luis Obispo WCAB?
Yes. California Appearances matches workers’ compensation appearance requests venued at the San Luis Obispo DWC district office to California-licensed attorneys who cover nearby counties. You join free, review the offered rate, and accept only the work you want.
Where is the San Luis Obispo WCAB?
4740 Allene Way, Suite 100, San Luis Obispo, CA 93401. Confirm the location on the hearing notice — DWC office addresses can change.
Do I need a California State Bar license?
Yes. Appearance assignments on this platform currently require an active California State Bar number in good standing. Non-attorney hearing representatives cannot join independently at this time.
Which workers’ compensation courts can I cover?
California has DWC district offices (WCAB courts) statewide — from Los Angeles, Long Beach, Marina del Rey, Van Nuys, and Pomona to Anaheim, Santa Ana, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego, the Bay Area, the Central Valley, the Central Coast, and Redding. Choose the offices that match the counties on your profile.
What kinds of WCAB appearances are posted?
Typical requests include MSCs, status and rating conferences, lien conferences, expedited hearings, regular hearings/trials, and walk-throughs. The posting lists the district office, hearing type, and offered rate.

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Join free. Cover workers’ compensation appearances at the WCAB offices you already know. See the offered rate and accept only the hearings that fit.