Worker’s Compensation

Being injured at work will lead to physical pain and suffering, but it's also likely to cause you to experience financial stress and uncertainty. Having to deal with medical bills on top of losing wages due to needing to take time to recover can feel overwhelming at...

You want to work quickly, both because you have a strict schedule to meet and because you value production. Many workers feel like they’re in a rush from the moment they get to work to the moment they leave. But are there hidden problems with this mindset?  Rushing...

If you are injured in the workplace, you'll almost certainly be affected financially. You may have lost wages and also had to pay medical bills. Because of this, you may be worried about your accumulating debts and how you will get your finances under control....

A ladder seems like a rather unassuming tool on a job site. You feel like you’re in more danger from a power tool or a vehicle. While all of these tools and machines carry risks, don’t underestimate a simple ladder in terms of the risk to your safety. Many workers...

Workers’ compensation benefits exist to make sure that injured employees have some protection following an injury. Through workers’ comp, covered employees can obtain some replacement income and medical benefits for their injuries when they’re unable to work. But a...

It’s easy to assume that you can’t get workers’ compensation benefits if you already had the condition. After all, one of the main counters to workers’ comp claims is that the injury actually happened outside of work. If you had a pre-existing condition, does that...

If you ask someone what the most dangerous occupations are in the United States, they’re probably going to mention construction. It typically does have a high number of fatalities. They may also point to known high-risk professions, like being a firefighter or a...

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), nearly 3 million people suffer work injuries every year. Worker’s compensation insurance, the liability coverage that employers carry, covers 93% of those claims. So what are those 200,000 people denied coverage...