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Have Your Reached Maximum Medical Improvement?

Maximum medical improvement is used to determine when an injured party reaches the point when no further medical treatment will improve their injury. It is at this point that the level of disability resulting from the injury can be determined. Usually when a doctor determines that MMI has been reached, the employer is no longer … Read more

Updated: March 28, 2018

Refusing Medical Treatment While Collecting Workman’s Compensation

From the time you are involved in a workplace accident there are certain steps you have to take to ensure you receive full compensation. Any misstep could lead to a denial of your claim. You should familiarize yourself with these steps beforehand to be prepared in the event you are injured at work. If your … Read more

Updated: November 11, 2019

Proving Employment in Order to Collect Benefits

Workman’s compensation insurance dictates that any business that retains five or more employees carry workman’s compensation insurance with some exceptions. For certain types of industry where the risk of injury is high, like trucking and construction, they will try and circumvent that law by hiring either independent contractors or people who are willing to work … Read more

Updated: November 11, 2019

Occupational Disease and the Probability Factor

Occupational diseases such as carpal tunnel syndrome are a leading cause for workman’s compensation claims in the United States. They are also the most disputed. What puts them under such scrutiny from the insurance companies is the likelihood that they developed from a factor not related to work. Unfortunately, the older the employee, the more … Read more

Updated: November 6, 2019

Injured While on a Break: Are You Covered?

A frequently asked question by employees is whether or not an injury is covered if they are on a scheduled break from work.  The answer to this is complex. The location where the accident took place and the type of break will usually determine if it is compensable. If you are being denied benefits because … Read more

Updated: February 18, 2014

Injuries From Falls a Big Risk for St. Louis Roofers

If you have been denied your workman’s compensation claim, see the counsel of a Missouri workman’s compensation attorney. This is not a burden you should have to bear. The roofing industry is considered to be high risk for workman’s compensation insurance companies. Most are small companies with just enough employees to make the insurance necessary … Read more

Updated: March 1, 2016