Missouri Workers Compensation and Personal Injury Topics are discussed by James M. Hoffmann.
If you have suffered a workplace injury while pregnant, contact an experienced St. Louis workers compensation lawyer to understand your rights. From the moment a woman finds out she is pregnant, she knows a miracle is happening in her body. A human being is growing inside her womb, evolving from a tiny cell to a … Read more
If you or a loved one is struggling with coping with the stress of their police work, it’s vital to get help as soon as possible. There were reportedly 82 school shootings in 2018 in the United States, the highest number of such incidents since 1970. In Missouri, the count totals at 13 incidents in … Read more
Temporary injuries are injuries that do not leave permanent damage and from which you can recover completely in a relatively short period of time. Sometimes, work injuries are inevitable. No matter how careful you are or the precautions you are taking, it can still happen. And, when it does, it’s comforting to know that you … Read more
If the insurance company is delaying the payment, then you should contact your St. Louis workers compensation lawyer as soon as possible. Picture this: you injured your leg while performing work duties and the doctor recommended that you take some time off work to recover. You filed a claim with the help of a St. … Read more
If the incident happened at their place of employment, you no doubt have many questions that you may have difficulty finding the answers to. We are here to help. Workers compensation benefits are given to a worker who was injured at his or her place of work. Unfortunately, many incidents end up taking lives, and … Read more
Just twisting your ankle or foot at work can be significant enough to trigger a gout attack. Gout is a form of arthritis that leads to sudden often debilitating episodes of pain in the joints. It occurs when high levels of uric acid accumulate in the joints, transforming into sharp crystals that cause intense pain. … Read more