While the short answer may be yes, there are a few things you may want to consider before leaving your place of employment. This is a question that many seriously injured workers consider. If you are injured on the job in Missouri and receive workers’ compensation benefits, it does not necessarily mean you are locked … Read more
Every 10 minutes a worker is injured by a falling or dropped object in the workplace. Work injuries caused by falling objects have been a problem in the workplace for as long as man has gone to work. A list of the types of objects that can fall are numerous as well. They include tools, … Read more
When thinking about robots in the workplace, many might picture a futuristic scenario, very far away from the present day. The reality is, robots are already working alongside people in various industries, and though they might not resemble those imagined by popular sci-fi movies, nobody can dismiss their presence. There are two different types of … Read more
Trench accidents are among the most dangerous types of construction site accidents. Trenches and excavation sites are needed for building and repairing almost all structures. In addition they’re needed when burying electrical wires, conduit, and plumbing. But while necessary, trenches pose serious risks to construction workers working in and around them. In fact, trench accidents … Read more
Insurance companies actively look for ways to minimize their liability and keep you from getting your work comp benefits. If you filed a claim for workers compensation, then you should be careful about what you post on social media during your recovery. The insurance company may try to use your online activity as a proof … Read more
The facts surrounding an incident can make or break a workers compensation case. Workers compensation insurance is mandatory in Missouri for businesses with more than five employees. And, that’s great! Imagine having to worry about every little thing and not able to perform your job properly, afraid that if something happens, you may go bankrupt. … Read more