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It is very common for people to receive a determination of ineligibility after applying for workers’ compensation benefits. These claimants should not conclude that a denial of benefits means that they are truly ineligible. Many claimants can dispute a determination and prevail on appeal by fully addressing any stated reasons for disqualification. Here are a […]
Millions of workers across the United States drive or ride in a vehicle as part of their job duties every day, and motor vehicle crashes cause the most work-related deaths, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). All these workers are at risk, regardless of whether they travel in heavy vehicles, such […]
Every year thousands of victims suffer from injuries from construction accidents. Oftentimes they are unable to work for long periods of time due to spinal trauma, brain injuries, or broken bones. Working on a construction site is a dangerous job, but knowing the risks ensures you know how to prevent injuries or fatal accidents. Falls Thousands of […]
Severe work injuries are tragic. Unfortunately, they are common. If you have been hurt while working, workers’ compensation is critical to maximizing your recovery. In Indiana, there are rules you must follow to access your benefits. Learn the steps to take after a severe work injury to increase your chances of receiving benefits. Step One: […]
When you are working hard to bring home a paycheck, sustaining a construction site injury is one of the worst things that can happen to you. Not only can getting hurt result in significant hospital bills, but it can also make it difficult to support your family. If this sounds familiar, you are not alone. […]
Construction sites are among the most dangerous job sites of any industry. Even if a construction worker follows all regulations and protocols, they still might find themself suffering from a construction accident injury. Commonly considered to be the most dangerous job field, the construction industry consistently finds itself leading the pack in terms of both […]
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, there were 2.8 million non-fatal workplace injuries and illnesses reported by private sector employers in 2018. To protect workers from covering the cost of work injuries themselves, the law requires employers to carry workers’ compensation insurance. A work injury attorney can fight on behalf of accident victims […]
