Year: 2020

Unlike cuts, bruises, or broken bones, a spinal cord injury can be a nightmare for you, as well as a tricky case for even the most experienced spinal cord injury attorneys. Not only are such injuries painful, the healing process can also be long and frustrating. So long, this can affect your employment—and even whether…

Do you have a good relationship with your employer? Good for you. But when you get hurt on the job, you’d best hire a work injury attorney, because there’s no guarantee your loyalty to the company will be reciprocated. Once you file a legitimate claim, the insurance company takes over—and it gets down to the…

When you suffer a work-related injury, attorney advice will undoubtedly include picking up the phone and calling a lawyer. Many workers, unwilling to be the squeaky wheel or to test their employer’s commitment to their workers, often go along with however the company wants to handle the incident, especially if the injury seems too insignificant…

Work injuries that involve only one hurt employee are both common and fairly straightforward, typically resulting in the injured party being owed money by their employer or their worker’s compensation insurance. But when a workplace accident injures multiple employees at once, things can become more complicated. The injured group stands the best chance of winning…

When someone you love is injured at work, it can have serious consequences. Not only does the injured person suffer physical pain and anguish from the injury itself, but your family also suffers financially. Medical bills and treatment costs for work-related injuries can be very steep and, couple that with any lost income or wages…

Many people assume a work related injury attorney such as myself simply handles workers’ comp claims. While it’s true that a number of my cases can be solved through quick-and-easy workers’ compensation filings, a lot of the time, this system just isn’t enough. It either doesn’t compensate the victim adequately, the employer doesn’t facilitate the…

Construction site accidents can happen to anyone. In fact, construction is ranked by the Bureau of Labor Statistics as the most dangerous form of employment, with 150,000 on-site accidents occurring annually, resulting in 1,000 deaths per year. The construction industry therefore generates a staggering amount of construction site accident claims. Recurring construction site accidents can…

It’s a sad fact, but the construction industry is one of the most dangerous employment sectors in our country. In 2014 alone, it accounted for more than 20% of all U.S. worker fatalities, meaning one in every five on-the-job deaths occurred because of construction site accidents. That’s pretty shocking. However, a construction site accident attorney…