When California’s Employment Development Department (EDD) decides that you received benefits you were not eligible for, it is a good idea to appeal as soon as possible. But people make
Receiving an overpayment notice from California’s Employment Development Department (EDD) can be overwhelming. Knowing how to navigate the complex world of repayment, waivers, and appeals is essential during these tough
Benefits can be a lifeline when you lose your job or find yourself unable to work. However, you might be in a situation where the Employment Development Department (EDD) makes
The Employment Development Department (EDD) issues benefit payments to eligible claimants. If the department decides you’re not eligible for benefits, they’ll take legal action. Discover why you should never ignore
Overpayment of benefits occurs when the Employment Development Department (EDD) wants you to pay back benefits they don’t think you’re eligible to receive. However, you have the right to fight
In recent days, some Californians have received concerning letters from the California Employment Development Department (EDD) about overpayments related to Pandemic Additional Compensation (PAC). This influx of notices has raised
Understanding EDD Eligibility Requirements Understanding the Employment Development Department (EDD) eligibility needs is mainly for those looking for unemployment advantage. The EDD sets particular criteria to ensure that only qualified
People naturally have a lot of questions when an overpayment notice arrives. Get the answers to frequently asked questions about EDD overpayments.
If the EDD says you received overpayments in your unemployment benefits, you can challenge it. Find out what to include in your benefits overpayment appeal.
At Pershing Square Law, our attorneys can help with many situations, and that includes Pandemic Unemployment Assistance overpayments. Access to unemployment benefits helps many people who are out of work
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