Handling Missouri Workers’ Compensation cases throughout the state, the Law Office of James M. Hoffmann will ensure that your rights are protected.
Workers’ compensation in St. Louis, Missouri, provides benefits to employees injured on the job. Employers offer coverage, and claims can be made without proving fault. If you’re a St. Louis resident or work in the city, you might be familiar with the term workers’ compensation. But understanding its intricate details, especially in a regional context, … Read more
The workers’ comp system may seem daunting, but knowing your rights, reporting injuries, seeking medical attention, and hiring a lawyer can help secure the benefits you deserve. Navigating the complex world of workers’ compensation can be daunting for employees who have suffered a work injury. The system can seem daunting, leaving many feeling overwhelmed and … Read more
Work-related hearing loss can affect a worker’s ability to perform even basic tasks. Hearing loss occurs when there is a problem with how the ear detects or processes sound. It can range from mild to severe and affect one or both ears. It can be present at birth or can be acquired later in life. … Read more
Construction workers are exposed to dangerous working conditions and are prone to a wide variety of injuries, some of which are life-altering and even fatal. The causes of construction site injuries are also numerous and varied. Understanding the most common causes of work-related construction injuries and the legal remedies available for injured employees can go a long … Read more
It is important to select a Missouri workers’ compensation lawyer who has the experience to deal with the complexities of traumatic brain injuries. Some workers’ compensation cases become quite complicated, particularly cases that involve concussions, head injuries, and traumatic brain injuries (TBI). It is essential to select a Missouri workers’ compensation law firm that has the … 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