Workers’ Compensation

Rather than shut down, many businesses across the country implemented policies enabling employees to work remotely during the pandemic. Although you might have been able to work from home on occasion before the coronavirus factored into day-to-day operations,...

Many people don’t give much consideration to body mechanics until something hurts. For example, a rotator cuff injury can inhibit activity throughout all aspects of life. Aches and pains are common within the group of tendons and muscles that hold your arm in your...

Many employees know that workers’ compensation may be available if a job-related accident or illness requires medical treatment. For those who need time off work to recover, these benefits can help with financial obligations. Although some jobs have more inherent...

Most employees would probably agree that some jobs are more dangerous than others. Working on a construction site, for example, presents understandable potential tragedies. The same is true for professional drivers, many of whom spend years transporting consumer...

Frustration is a natural response to a work-related injury that causes you pain or prevents you from performing your assigned duties. Cases involving prolonged recovery time due to a brain injury may make matters worse. A violent shake or blow to the head could cause...

Medical attention is imperative when you suffer a workplace injury or your job duties lead to illness. But for many workers, figuring out how to pay for doctor visits can seem like a larger concern. Since workers’ compensation can cover the expenses associated with an...

Pain is a common result of workplace injuries and illnesses – how long you suffer may depend on the type of injury sustained, quality of treatment provided or your body’s natural healing ability. Since everyone’s experience and recovery are different, medical...

Every employee responds to injuries differently. Some laugh it off and try to pretend they’re okay which can, unfortunately, escalate concerns. Meanwhile, others immediately question the potential complications. If you get hurt at work, you have the right to seek...

Regardless of whether you’ve read them, you’ve probably seen Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) posters around your workplace. Employers must inform workers of certain rights and regulations. However, you may not fully understand the importance of...

Workplace injuries often occur because of a job-site accident. If someone knocks over a ladder while you are on it, the fall that results could break your bones or cause a brain injury. Most workers already know that they can claim workers' compensation if they get...