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Injured Workers Should Not Stand Alone
Most companies have safety guidelines in place, but unfortunately, injuries still happen occasionally. When you have sustained an injury on the job site, you may be able to compensation for medical expenses. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, American...
Workers' compensation and personal injury claims are two distinct legal processes that provide compensation for injured individuals. However, these processes apply to different circumstances and have different rules and requirements. Legal basis California workers...
The Social Security Administration reported in 2022 that disabled workers made up 89% of people receiving Social Security Disability benefits. These individuals likely have plans to one day return to work. However, returning to work can be a complex decision. The...
When workers get hurt on the job, they often worry about their medical benefits. They might wonder if there's a limit on these benefits and if it'll be enough to cover their gradual healing. This question is not just a matter of policy but a critical concern for those...
Social Security Disability Insurance is a government program designed to provide financial assistance to workers with disabilities and their families. The Social Security Administration reports that over 9 million people receive support through SSDI. Supplemental...
Construction workers perform an important job by creating infrastructure, buildings and homes. However, their work often exposes them to a higher risk of injury. They often face hazards like working at heights, operating heavy machinery and dealing with potentially...
Valley fever is a fungal infection caused by exposure to the spores of the Coccidioides fungus. The fungus is most common in the southwestern region of the United States, affecting people in hot, dry climates such as Arizona, California and New Mexico. Although Valley...
Medical care is one type of workers’ compensation benefit that should cover the expenses you need for diagnosing and treating a work-related illness or injury. If you did not predesignate a doctor or physician, your employer should arrange your medical treatment...
According to data collected by the National Council on Compensation Insurance, the average workers' compensation claim reached $41,353 in the years 2019-2020, so you may have a lot at stake if the insurance company for your employer denies your workers’ compensation...
Certain industries pose significant dangers to workers. Despite taking precautions, workers in these industries may still face the need to file workers' compensation claims due to the high-risk nature of their jobs. Thus, they must be aware of potential risks to...