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The summer months often see a boom in construction activity. While crews generally work year-round, the warm season often sees a lot of development efforts and home remodeling projects. Construction workers can look forward to plenty of demand for their time and...
The workers’ compensation claims process is more nuanced than people think. Many individuals who suffer a workplace injury think that they just have to show that they were injured on the job and then they’ll receive compensation to help offset their lost wages and...
As you rev up your engines and enjoy the freedom of the open road across Ohio this May and beyond, it's crucial to remember that Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month is not just a campaign. It's a lifeline. In 2022, crashes claimed the lives of 6,218 motorcyclists,...
Recently, the Ohio Supreme Court made a ruling that changed a long-held part of Ohio workers’ compensation law. The decision came in the case of “Caldwell vs. Whirlpool” and stands to make a significant impact on cases going forward. And this is good news for workers....
When you’re injured on the job and are unable to work, your financial losses can devastate your stability. After all, you’ll lose wages, and your medical expenses can quickly exceed your insurance coverage limits. As a result, you might be left struggling to figure...
When you’re injured at work, you’ll need medical documentation indicating that your injuries are severe enough to prevent you from working if you hope to recover workers’ compensation benefits. Your doctor might be able to render that opinion after a physical...
When injured at work, you need time and financial resources to focus on your recovery. Unless you have an extensive amount of savings, the costs associated with your medical care and rehabilitation can be unmanageable on your own. That’s why many injured workers...
Slip and fall accidents are one of the most common types of workplace injuries. Contrary to what you may believe, they can happen at any job, even office jobs. You do not need to work at a job involving physical labor or hazardous machinery to slip and fall at work....
Ohio's workers' compensation program is designed to make sure employees who are injured on the job can get the medical care they need and that they are not left impoverished after a workplace injury. With that in mind, workers' compensation not only pays for medical...
Media reports of automobile accidents and construction accidents often end with the statement “The accident is under further investigation.” It may be difficult to understand how an investigation can continue after the scene of the accident has been cleared of debris...