Missouri Workers’ Compensation Attorney James Hoffmann provides answers and resources for work related injuries in Missouri.
The use of a prosthetic device should not diminish the fact that you have been left disabled by a work-related accident. In determining the amount owed to an employee who has been injured at work, certain mathematical equations are used in conjunction with the percent of disability a physician assigns an injury. The higher the percentage of … Read more
Workplace violence is a serious issue that affects hundreds of Missouri workers each year. Workplace violence can occur in any type of workplace. If you were assaulted at work, you may be entitled to compensation for monetary damages. Talk with an experienced Missouri workers’ compensation attorney from The Law Office of James M. Hoffmann to find out … Read more
Because of the number of workers’ compensation rules and regulations, one small mistake could cost you thousands of d0llars in benefits. Workers’ compensation was specifically designed to ensure that an injured worker is able to receive treatment at the employer’s expense, yet with the number of rules and regulations surrounding it, one small mistake could cost … Read more
An injured worker suffering from a work-related head injury may never be able to enjoy the same quality of life as before the accident. Workplace accidents may cause head injuries, which can range from minor to debilitating. Head injuries are classified into closed head injuries and open head injuries. While open head injuries are caused when an object … Read more
Manufacturing and construction industry workers are at the highest risk of work-related injuries and death. From the last three decades, the manufacturing and construction industries have been reporting the most number of cases of serious disability resulting in restricted motion and job transfers and requiring extensive medical treatment. The manufacturing sector accounts for almost 30 percent … Read more
Assembly line workers are prone to workplace injuries, mainly because of heavy equipment and power-driven machines. Unsafe working conditions combined with a lack of safety precautions contribute to manufacturing accidents. Manufacturing accidents are often serious and may render a worker incapable of working again and earning their living. Some classes of workers such as material handlers, assemblers, machine … Read more