Law Office of James M. Hoffmann 
Adequate sleep is essential for factory workers, helping keep them alert and productive. According to the CDC, one in three Americans doesnโt get enough sleep. Sleep is as important as staying hydrated and eating to maintain normal bodily functions. Physicians recommend at least seven to eight hours of sleep, but with distractions, heavy workloads, and … Read more
Yes, report all workplace injuries, minor or not, to avoid future complications, exercise your legal rights, ensure medical coverage, and promote a safer environment. According to the International Labor Organization (ILO), a staggering 350 million workplace accidents occur each year. Work-related injuries can include everything from slip-and-falls and struck-by accidents to repetitive strain injuries and … Read more
If you’ve experienced a work-related elbow injury, an experienced workers’ compensation attorney can help protect your right to compensation. The introduction of Artificial Intelligence, robotics, the Internet of Things, and other technologies marks a major milestone in humanityโs industrial revolution. These technologies are more efficient, reducing workloads and reliance on manual labor. However, despite the … Read more
Demolitions are inherently risky, but understanding the risks involved puts you in a better position to minimize your risk of injury. The US boasts a thriving construction industry, contributing around $1.8 trillion to the countryโs economy in 2022 alone. Aside from the grueling task of putting up skyscrapers and other large structures, construction workers are … Read more
If you have experienced a computer-related back injury at work, our St. Louis workersโ compensation attorneys are here to help. If you’re one of the many individuals who spend considerable time working on a computer, it’s crucial to be aware of the risk of a computer-related back injury, sometimes called ‘computer back.’ While desk jobs … Read more
A workers’ compensation attorney at the Law Office of James M. Hoffmann can help you avoid workers’ compensation settlement delays. Every year, around 4.9 million workers in the US file for workersโ compensation benefits after work-related injuries and illnesses. Workersโ comp awards benefits to cover medical expenses and lost wages for injured workers. However, receiving … Read more