Presenting Your Case

Posted on: 29 July 2022

After a workplace injury, you might be covered by your employer's workers' compensation insurance. This type of insurance usually covers any medical expenses, and it also pays hurt workers to stay home and recover. At some point, however, things will change. Read on and find out more. How Long Can You Be Paid? Your doctor is responsible for ordering you to stay home, and they are also in charge of when you return to work, up to a point.
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Posted on: 25 May 2022

Most companies that transport goods on the road will prefer using semis because they are more convenient and economical. That said, their big size and heavy weight can put other road users at risk, with crashes involving big rigs causing severe wreckage, injuries, and even death. As a road user, you want to improve your safety when sharing the road with a semi and know what to do after an accident.
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Posted on: 22 March 2022

After you are involved in a car accident, you will want to contact the police and wait for them to arrive. This is required by law and will also provide you with important evidence that can later be used in your auto accident case. However, if you do not have a police report, you should tell your auto accident attorney about it. You'll still be able to file an auto accident claim.
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Posted on: 14 January 2022

When you are engaged in physical activities before or after work, they can cause complications when you are filing your workers' compensation claim. This is especially true if you have suffered a back injury and believe it was caused by work-related activities. Determining exactly how you hurt your back will affect whether you will be able to successfully file a workers' compensation claim. When Work-Related Activities are Mixed with Extracurricular Activities
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