Suffered a work-related arm injury in Missouri? Find out if you’re eligible for workers’ comp benefits. Contact us today for a free case review. Suppose you’ve suffered an arm injury at work in Missouri. In that case, you may wonder if you’re entitled to workers’ compensation benefits—and how to ensure your employer or insurance company does not … Read more
If your workers’ compensation claim is at risk due to delayed injury reporting, don’t wait any longer. Contact us today. Suffering a workplace injury can be stressful, and in the moments following an accident, you may not immediately recognize the severity of your injury. Many workers continue working despite minor pain, only to realize later … Read more
In the United States, repetitive motion injuries are one of the leading injuries named in workers’ compensation claims. There is a myth that to receive workers’ compensation benefits, the cause of your injury must result from a single event. For example, a cable installer falling off a ladder or a waiter slipping on an ice … 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
Home healthcare workers provide a very important service but face many health hazards and risks. Home healthcare workers and nursing assistants provide very important services in Missouri. They provide long-term care and personal assistance to people with disabilities and other chronic health conditions. Unfortunately, they experience very high rates of occupational injuries. Whether employed by … Read more
Injured truckers are entitled to workers compensation as long as their injuries occurred as a result of their work activity. In 2016, 4,440 large trucks and buses were involved in fatal crashes. While commercial truckers are an integral part of the country’s economy, the job comes with many risks. The U.S. Department of Transportation and … Read more