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Injured by a Co-Worker? – St. Louis Workers Comp Attorney

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If you have been injured on the job by a co-worker, do not hesitate to report your injury. If you have been injured at work, you likely want to seek compensation. If your injury was caused by one of your co-workers, this can put everyone involved in a tricky situation. However, don’t let anyone make … Read more

Updated: April 20, 2017

The Bloodborne Pathogens Standard – St. Louis Workers Comp Lawyer

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This standard makes work safer for anyone working in the St. Louis healthcare environment. When we think of the medical profession, we likely think of the people who work hard to look after us when we are sick. We may rarely, if ever, think about their health. However, working in the medical field is a … Read more

Updated: April 17, 2017

Workers Compensation for Multiple Work-Related Injuries in Missouri

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Dealing with one work-related injury claim can feel complicated enough but when you are seeking compensation for multiple issues, it becomes a bit more complex. In this article, our St. Louis worker injury lawyer explains how to deal with workers compensation claims involving multiple workplace injuries. It is really important to report every injury at … Read more

Updated: April 17, 2017

Injury Risks for Workers in the Food Industry? St. Louis Workers Comp Attorney

Food industry injuries

Workers in the food industry have a higher risk of work-related injuries than workers in many other industries. A large number of people work in the food industry. Whether it’s as a waiter or a chef, it’s not a job we associate with any great levels of risk. It’s not as if you’re working on … Read more

Updated: May 13, 2020

Why Construction Workers Face a High Risk of Electrocution

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According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), each year, more than 140 construction workers die each year as a result of unintended contact with electricity. A construction worker faces many risks on the job, and one among them is working near energized electrical sources. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), … Read more

Updated: April 4, 2017