Most workers believe that once they begin receiving workers comp benefits they are secure. Unfortunately, this is not always true. When workers suffer an injury on the job, they often receive workers’ compensation benefits as a result. Unfortunately, their payments are sometimes not permanent. Instead, those benefits could fall or stop altogether. Here are 5 … Read more
If the insurance company is having an investigator contact you, there is a good chance they have an issue with your claim. Many people have a general knowledge of what happens in workers’ compensation cases. An employee sustains an injury, they report it, they often choose to speak with a workers compensation attorney, and both … Read more
St. Louis massage therapists face a variety of potential dangers on the job. If you asked any expert to make a list of dangerous occupations, massage therapy would not be at the top of it. Still, those that work in this profession face a variety of dangers. If you work as a massage therapist, understanding … Read more
While it is safest to speak with a workers comp attorney no matter what, it is especially important in the following situations. Workplace injuries are fairly common, and the government does not want employers to take advantage of the employees that sustain those damages. The result is a no-fault system, which at times may seem … Read more
We’ve spent over 30 years helping injured Missouri workers uncover the true causes of their accidents and holding employers and insurers accountable. Workplace injuries don’t just happen—they’re often the result of avoidable hazards and systemic issues that go unaddressed. From inadequate training to unsafe equipment and ignored safety protocols, many job-related injuries stem from root causes … Read more
Though it is not the first thing you may think of when you picture a dangerous job, the groundskeeping and gardening profession accounts for a significant amount of injuries and deaths every year. The US Bureau of Labor Statistics found that from 1997 to 2002, over one hundred people died per year at their groundskeeping … Read more