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Social Security Benefits and Workers Comp: How They Affect Each Other

Social Security disability benefits are awarded when the injured worker is unable to return to work as a result of their injury or medical state. Knowing exactly how one set of benefits affects the other is essential, especially when it comes to negotiating a settlement for your worker’s comp case. While worker’s compensation is designed … Read more

Updated: December 31, 2019

Dental Injuries at Work – Does Workers’ Compensation Pay for It?

Workers comp laws award benefits to workers in order for them to receive adequate medical treatment, but only for work-related injuries. Though it’s not as common as other injuries, some workers can sustain certain types of dental injuries as a result of their job. This may include damage to the teeth, mouth, and jaw. Immediate … Read more

Updated: November 7, 2024

Permanent Injury Benefits: How Does an Injured Worker Qualify for Them

Some injured workers can be forced to lead an entirely different life if their injury results in permanent disabilities. Many injured workers get immediate medical attention and go on to fully recover. The workers’ comp benefits will cover their medical bills and pay for a few days or weeks off work. However, some injured workers … Read more

Updated: December 30, 2019

What Does a Workers Compensation Lawyer Actually Do?

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A workers’ compensation lawyer can help an injured worker recover compensation for their injuries, including lost wages and medical bills. Many injured workers who face filing a compensation claim wonder if they actually need the services of a lawyer. No matter how easy or straightforward your case seems to be, it’s best to have a … Read more

Updated: December 20, 2019

Construction Workers and Brain Injuries: The 3 Levels of Severity

Working in the construction industry is often dangerous, and its workers are at an increased risk for TBIs and their consequences. A 2016 report made by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) found that the construction industry has the highest number of traumatic brain injuries in the US workplaces, both fatal and … Read more

Updated: October 14, 2024

Neck Pain Is Common For Mail Carriers – Here’s How To Get Compensation

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Mail carriers are on their feet for hours upon hours, but what seems like an easy job can really take a toll on a person’s health. Carrying a bag filled with letters and documents over time can lead to neck pain which may require treatment to improve. This can either mean medication for pain management, … Read more

Updated: November 11, 2024