Missouri Workers Compensation and Personal Injury Topics are discussed by James M. Hoffmann.
Work injuries are vastly different for agricultural workers than they are for just about anyone else. Though they don’t know the specifics of it, most people in St. Louis understand the general concept of workers’ compensation. If you asked them, they would likely tell you a semi-accurate representation of the system. What they probably wouldn’t … Read more
While getting injured at work is often a traumatic experience, choosing the right attorney and receiving a fair workers’ compensation package can help ease the pain. If you sustain an injury while working at your job, you may decide to pursue workers’ compensation benefits. While you can complete this process alone, it is much more … Read more
Once you understand how the Missouri workers compensation system works, you can pursue benefits with confidence. If you walk down the streets of St. Louis and ask people if they know what workers’ compensation is, the vast majority will say yes. That being said, if you ask them specifics about the laws surrounding it, you … Read more
Workers’ compensation claims can be somewhat complicated. However, with skillful direction you can succeed in obtaining the benefits you are legally entitled to. Though the legality surrounding work injuries can be complicated, many portions are quite easy to understand. One of them is the fact that workers compensation is a no-fault system. Still, if you … Read more
Once you know and understand the most common causes of injury, you can do your best to avoid them. There are many good reasons to work in the construction industry, but unfortunately, they come with a cost. That cost is the risk of injury, which is higher than many professions. This does not mean you … Read more
Employers are not perfect and they often miss certain unsafe conditions. A subject that employers frequently revisit is workplace safety. They have two reasons to do so. The first is that they want their employees to be safe and productive. The second is that the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) does regular checks on … Read more