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Category: Worker’s Compensation

What Does a Workers’ Compensation Attorney Do? When injuries occur in the workplace, navigating the legal process that follows can be complex, daunting, and overwhelming for both the employer and the employe ...

How to File a Workers’ Compensation Claim

 

How to File a Workers’ Compensation Claim If you sustained an injury on the job, you may have questions about how to file a workers’ compensation claim. Workers’ compensation is a state-mand ...
How Long Does a Workers’ Compensation Claim Take? Workers’ compensation is a form of insurance providing income replacement and medical benefits to employees who suffer injury in the course of employment. ...
I Was Exposed to Asbestos at Work. Now What? While many industries widely used asbestos at one point, certain occupations created the highest risk of exposure to asbestos in the workforce. Asbestos exposur ...
How to Get Your Life Back on Track After a Work Related Injury? Work-related injuries and illnesses severely damage the lives of workers and their families. Despite regulations that require safety trainings, protective gear, ...
How Much Does Workers’ Compensation Pay for a Back Injury Back injuries are some of the most common injuries in work-related accidents. If you are suffering from back pain or injury, you understand that the pain affect ...
Workers’ Comp Settlement for a Back Injury Lower back pain from sprains and strains—these common forms of back problems can cause major problems when you have to be out of work and file a workers’ co ...

Blue Light Dangers

 

Blue Light Dangers Blue light is one of the colors of the light spectrum that is visible to the human eye. Each color of light on the spectrum has a different wavelength and those ...
I Have Been Asked to Do an Independent Medical Exam – What Should I Expect? If you have filed a workers’ compensation claim, chances are you may be asked to attend an independent medical examination (IME).  These examinations are oft ...

Who is Responsible for my Electrical Injury?

 

Who is Responsible for my Electrical Injury? In the United States, electrical currents are responsible for more than 400 electrocutions on an annual basis, according to the United States Consumer Products ...