Missouri Workers Compensation and Personal Injury Topics are discussed by James M. Hoffmann.
It is important to ensure that as many details regarding your injuries are recorded in the work injury report, regardless of how minor they may seem at the time. Picture this: you were carrying some work tools when you tripped and hurt your knee. You filed a report with your employer and went to the … Read more
New procedures or treatment may encounter some push back in workers’ compensation claims. People with all sorts of conditions will routinely be prescribed what is sometimes deemed as “non-traditional” treatment. These are procedures or medications that are roughly new to the world of medicine. It’s an essential component that allows the entire industry to improve, … Read more
This global pandemic has uprooted the lives of many American citizens, but those with an open workers’ compensation case may face a unique problem. Many injured workers are now being pressured into settling their cases in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. However, if you’re also under home isolation, you may be wondering if it’s … Read more
If your treatment is more urgent, you may be allowed to see a doctor fast, but don’t assume that the insurance company is done checking your story. In a worker’s compensation claim, once you notify your employer in writing of your injury or illness, the insurance company will take a closer look at your case … Read more
Because your job may be less demanding now and your workload lighter than what it used to be, your employer may also try to reduce your wage. Can they do that? The primary role of workers’ compensation is to help employees stay afloat while recovering from a work injury. In some cases, the doctor may … Read more
A recent survey found that nearly 94% of employees have experienced bullying in the workplace, and 51.1% claimed they’ve been bullied by their manager or boss. Bullying doesn’t always stop when you graduate high school. In some cases, you may experience it even in your workplace. A Monster.com survey from 2019 found that nearly 94% … Read more