Worker’s Compensation

How To Get Your Life Back On Track After A Work-Related Injury

Gabriel Levin | November 21, 2018 | Worker's Compensation

Work-related injuries and illnesses severely damage the lives of workers and their families. Despite regulations that require safety trainings, protective gear, and special certifications, 12,300 work...

I Was Exposed to Asbestos at Work – Now What?

Gabriel Levin | March 21, 2016 | Worker's Compensation

While the link between asbestos and serious health problems like mesothelioma has been well established, many employees still have questions concerning asbestos such as the following: What is asbestos...

I Have Been Asked to Do an Independent Medical Exam – What Should I Expect?

Gabriel Levin | March 17, 2016 | Worker's Compensation

If you have filed a workers’ compensation claim, chances are you may be asked to attend an independent medical examination (IME). These examinations are often requested when there is a dispute abo...

Is My Injury Work Related?

Gabriel Levin | March 9, 2016 | Worker's Compensation

When you file a worker’s compensation claim, you will have to show that your injury or illness is work-related. Generally, if you were doing something for the benefit of your employer, and you were ...

Why Was My Worker’s Compensation Claim Was Denied?

Gabriel Levin | February 1, 2016 | Worker's Compensation

Often, honest employees may have their worker’s compensation claims denied. If this happens to you, contact an experienced worker’s compensation attorney at The Levin Firm to enforce your rights....

Who is Responsible for my Electrical Injury?

Gabriel Levin | December 2, 2014 | Worker's Compensation

In the United States, electrical currents are responsible for more than 400 electrocutions on an annual basis, according to the United States Consumer Products Safety Commission (CPSC [1]). Additiona...

Can I Sue my Employer if I am Injured at Work?

Gabriel Levin | October 28, 2014 | Worker's Compensation

Workplace accidents and work-related injuries affect millions of Americans each year. In fact, according to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics data, there are nearly 3 million non-fatal wo...