What to Do If Your Work Comp Case Is Denied
Your employer must ensure that you’re provided with a safe environment for work. If for some reason you get sick or injured in the course of your work, you’re entitled
December 19, 2020
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Workers' Comp
What Happens to My Workers’ Compensation Benefits if I Lose My Job?
No one plans or desires to get fired, but getting laid off happens whether you want it or not. Several factors, like budget cuts, unforeseen financial downturns, or breach of
December 4, 2020
Who Can Reopen Workers Compensation Cases?
Who is the respondent in a workers comp case, and who can reopen claims? These are questions that people ask when they feel as though their workers compensation claim will
November 19, 2020
Workers' Comp
Employers that “Fix” Injuries On-Site
It’s fairly common for an employer to pull out the first aid kit for a slight scrape or burn on-site while you and the manager decide what to do about
November 4, 2020
Workers' Comp
Can You Get Workers Compensation for Passing Out at Work?
State-by-state, many people have heard about landmark cases of people getting workers compensation for passing out at work. The trouble is that workers compensation varies on a case-by-case and state
October 19, 2020
Workers' Comp
Do Employees Pay Into Workers Compensation Benefits?
While employees certainly pay into a variety of different benefits and sometimes optional benefits, worker’s compensation isn’t one of them. Worker’s compensation should always be there for you if you’re
October 4, 2020
Workers' Comp
Why Can’t You Get Full Compensation for Lost Wages?
Why is it so troublesome to access full compensation after any type of accident? There are a few present issues that come up when discussing why clients often don’t get
September 19, 2020
Workers' Comp
What are the Real Goals of Worker’s Comp Adjusters?
We’ve all heard about the unsavory tactics used by car accidents and homeowners insurance claims adjusters. But worker’s compensation can’t work the same way, right? Actually, you shouldn’t be so
September 4, 2020
Workers' Comp
Accepting New Limitations After A Severe Injury
Oftentimes people don’t realize the full extent of an injury until they started the process of healing and maybe even made plans for surgery and ongoing recovery. There’s typically the
August 20, 2020
Workers' Comp
Don’t Sweat It – Manage Your Recovery
In December of 2016, the Social Security Administration identified that there were over 10,000,000 people who were receiving social security disability benefits. Many of the adults sustained injuries or developed
August 4, 2020
Workers' Comp
Grocery Store Related Workplace Injuries
Grocery store employees are among the most prized essential workers. They keep the shelves stocked, and we see them frequently taking precautions to protect our safety. From wiping down commonly
July 19, 2020
Workers' Comp
Should Professional Drivers Have Dashcams?
Professional drivers don’t just include people behind the wheel of a stock car. As we’ve all recently shifted our understanding of essential workers, we see that many of them spend
July 4, 2020
