Appealing a Denied Workers' Compensation Claim
Employees who are injured in a work-related accident may be entitled to obtain benefits by filing a workers’ compensation claim with their employer’s insurer. Unfortunately, not every claim is successful and many employees are unfairly denied the compensation…
Read moreWhat Should I Do After a Workplace Accident?
After being injured in a work-related accident, employees may be entitled to workers’ compensation benefits to pay for their medical expenses and partial lost wages. However, it is in your best interest to remain proactive throughout the workers’ compensation…
Read moreIs a Third Party Liable for My Workplace Injury?
As a dedicated worker, you are likely familiar with workers’ compensation and the fact you are generally barred from suing your employer. However, in some situations, you might be able to hold a third party liable for your injuries and pursue compensation…
Read moreCan I File a Lawsuit for a Workplace Injury?
Many workplace injuries are covered by the worker's compensation system. In exchange for workers' compensation benefits like medical expenses and lost wages, you give up the right to sue your employer. However, there are situations when injured workers…
Read moreWhat to Know About Workers' Compensation for Burn Injuries
According to the American Burn Association, more than 486,000 people sought emergency room treatment for burn injuries between 2011 and 2015. These injuries often occur at work, particularly among employees who work in situations where there is exposed…
Read moreShould I Hire a Workers' Compensation Lawyer?
Workers’ compensation benefits may be available to you if you were injured at work or diagnosed with a work-related medical condition. Unfortunately, workers’ compensation claims can be complicated. This is why working with an experienced attorney could…
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