St. Louis Missouri Work Related Injuries Attorney James M. Hoffmann has recovered over $50,000,000 for his clients.
As the number of those infected with the coronavirus increases in the US, with Missouri alone having 3,539 confirmed cases, many businesses have to close shop or reduce their activity for the time being. This is leaving many Missouri workers asking a lot of questions such as: will I lose my job if I’m sent … Read more
Power linemen often risk their lives to restore the power, among their many other duties. Power linemen don’t have an easy line of duty. Most of their work involves climbing to high places with power lines carrying high voltages or even building the electric lines of new construction. It is imperative for power linemen to … Read more
TOS can be eligible for workers comp benefits, but only if you can show this condition is a direct cause of your work activity. Thoracic outlet syndrome occurs when blood vessels or nerves located between the collarbone and first rib are compressed. The way the syndrome manifests itself can vary, depending on the specific portion … Read more
Many auto workers are unaware of the potential hazards they’re exposed to in their work environment. Auto repair is both an art and science. Granted, most mechanics are skilled and vastly knowledgeable about the functions and types of engines, but these jobs require a lot of talent too. According to OSHA, many auto workers are … Read more
If you’ve sustained an injury at work, you are entitled to worker’s compensation benefits, no matter your age. The age of retirement can be different for a lot of people. But even if most Americans dream to hand in their punch cards and move to sunnier lands as soon as possible, reality shows that’s not … Read more
We can provide assistance with this process and make sure the insurance company does not use tricks to get your claim denied. Nerve damage is a common type of work injury that occurs as the result of machinery accidents, slip and falls, lifting injuries, and motor vehicle accidents. Regardless of what caused it, as long … Read more