Missouri Workers Compensation and Personal Injury Topics are discussed by James M. Hoffmann.
Chronic conditions are more complicated when it comes to filing a workers’ compensation claim, but that doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t demand your rights. Overexertion at the workplace is not uncommon, as many people are trying to get a promotion, a bigger paycheck or are just very invested in their work projects. However, working extra … Read more
Salespeople are, unfortunately, prone to back injuries. If your job causes you harm, you should not carry the financial burden for your treatment yourself. Salespeople seem to always have a smile on their faces, a warm voice, and a drive to get you to buy something. From the outside, they may seem like they have … Read more
If your employer requires you to take certain vaccines for work and you develop SIRVA, then you may have grounds to file a claim. You may visit your doctor annually to get your flu shot. If so, then you understand how painful the injection site can be on your arm. It’s normal to experience some … Read more
Contact an experienced St. Louis workers’ compensation attorney as soon as possible to ensure you are compensated for your gout treatment. According to the Mayo Clinic, gout is a complex form of arthritis that unfolds as sudden and severe pains or tenderness in the joints, often at the base of your big toe. The most … Read more
Mental wellness in the workplace should be a greater concern for everyone. Nearly 1 in 5 US adults has a mental illness according to the CDC. And considering 63% of all Americans are part of the workforce, it’s highly likely that many offices or work environments include people suffering from these conditions. The problem is, … Read more
A significant bulk of worker’s comp cases in Missouri see injured workers facing cumulative trauma. Though the nature of this condition is rather common, it doesn’t necessarily mean the compensation process always runs smoothly. Cumulative injuries are some of the most challenging ones to argue for in a worker’s comp case. What Is Cumulative Trauma? … Read more