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What Qualifies as Personal Injury?
You may suffer a hip fracture after slipping on a wet floor in a grocery store or suffer a burn from a car crash. Beyond...
What Can I Expect from a Personal Injury Claim?
When you have suffered an injury in an accident caused by someone else’s negligence, you may have the legal right to pursue a personal injury...
Can I Collect Workers’ Compensation for Hearing Loss?
Work-related hearing loss is a frequent yet often overlooked occupational injury, especially for workers in industries with high noise exposure, such as construction, manufacturing, and...
How Long Does It Take To Receive an Offer of Compensation?
In the wake of an accident or an injury, many individuals are left wondering how long it will take before an offer is made. This...
Can You Sue for Slip and Fall?
Slip and fall accidents can leave individuals with injuries, mounting medical expenses, and uncertainty about their rights. If you are in such a situation and...
What Are the Types of Premises Liability Accidents?
You were walking on a slick sidewalk outside a grocery store in your city. Suddenly, your feet fly out from underneath you, and you slam...
Workers’ Compensation vs Personal Injury Claims
You suffered an injury in a job-related accident and wonder about the differences between personal injury and workers’ compensation claims. Understanding how workers’ comp and...
Workers’ Compensation for Knee or Leg Injuries
Workplaces in all industries have possible hazards that can cause accidents. Knee and leg injuries on the job are common, including broken bones, dislocated joints,...
How to File a Workers’ Compensation Claim
Filing a claim for workers’ compensation benefits involves several key steps to ensure injured workers receive the compensation they deserve. First, the injured worker must...
Can You Get Workers’ Comp if You Are Hurt on the First Day?
You can be eligible for workers’ compensation benefits if you suffered an injury on your first day of work. Workers’ compensation coverage typically begins as...