Heavy lifting is part of many people’s jobs in Ohio, ranging from construction and factory workers to nurses or even people who work in an office. Of course, if an object is too heavy or proper lifting techniques are not used it is easy to throw out your back. If you...
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Ohio drivers ignoring laws raises risk of road worker injuries
In Ohio, workers who are stationed on the side of the road for any reason are inherently vulnerable to injuries and death in an accident. The danger is a growing concern for administrators, legislators and law enforcement. With that, the Ohio Department of...
Third party actions can complicate workers’ compensation claims
Workplace injuries are common in Ohio. When someone suffers one while on the job, they may worry about the future. They may have concerns about how their body will heal and how they will provide for their family as they recover. They may worry about the financial...
Workers may receive more workers’ comp for some injuries
There are many different types of jobs for people in Ohio. Some people work in an office setting, some are in construction, there are teachers, medical professionals, electricians, plumbers, car mechanics and many other types of jobs. Each of these jobs requires...
What to expect when filing a workers’ compensation claim in Ohio
The process for filing a workers’ compensation claim can be overwhelming, especially when it’s your first time doing so. We have handled thousands of workers’ compensation cases and thoroughly understand the process, which is why we always recommend getting legal help...
Avoid these common myths about workers’ compensation to maximize your benefits
Dealing with a work-related injury can be incredibly stressful, especially if you are planning to file a workers’ compensation claim. If you are not familiar with workers’ compensation, navigating the process can be confusing and overwhelming. To maximize your...
Are employees able to get workers’ compensation benefits from Covid-19?
The Covid-19 pandemic has created an exceedingly difficult situation for policymakers regarding whether or not infected employees are able to receive workers’ compensation benefits, which could include medical treatment, lost wages, and in severe instances, death...
How much time after an injury can you file for workers’ compensation in Ohio?
The time after a work-related injury, or statute of limitations, varies from state to state. Sometimes, employers inaccurately tell injured employees that since they did not report their injury when it occurred, they cannot file for a claim. Some states require...
Injuries Typically Covered by Workers’ Compensation
In simplistic terms, workers’ compensation was created to financially protect employees who suffer injuries on the job, including those that cause the employee to miss work because of those injuries. These types of injuries vary quite a bit due to the nature of the...
Workers’ Compensation Coverage Outside of the Workplace
Workers’ compensation claims are not restricted to just your workplace. If you become injured outside of the workplace while you are working, you may still be covered. It depends on the situation, how you were injured, why you were outside of the office as well as...