You expect your employer and their workers’ compensation policy to cover your expenses if you are ever injured on the job. Unfortunately, that is not always the case. There are many reasons why your workers’ compensation claim might be denied. If you are denied, you will have to go through an appeals process. Understanding what… [ Read More ]
Distracted driving has been on the rise as new technologies continually emerge. Drivers are expected to maintain focus, visually, audibly, manually, and cognitively when on the road. As such, distractions of this nature can result in accidents. Distractions could fall into any of these four categories: Visual Distractions Visual distractions cover any distraction that diverts the… [ Read More ]
You’ve likely been told what the proper procedure is in the event you get injured at work, but will you remember the right thing to do when an accident happens? Read on to learn the top four steps to take to ensure your injuries get covered by workers’ compensation. 1. Inform Your Employer or a… [ Read More ]
If you’ve ever ridden on a bus, then you know how easy it can be to trip, slip or fall. This is especially true when the driver is speeding or breaking too fast. Most buses are equipped with handrails or areas to hold onto, so who is liable for your injuries if you fall on… [ Read More ]
Cancer occurs when your body starts creating new abnormal cells instead of the cells your body needs. These new ineffective cells start to build up, and they create what’s called a tumor. Statistics indicate that half of all women and one-third of American men will develop cancer at some point in their lifetime. Doctors around… [ Read More ]
When you get injured on private property, getting compensation is usually straight-forward. After all, all private property owners and businesses have a duty to provide for the care of individuals who are invited onto their land. What happens if you get injured on public property, though? Is it the government’s responsibility to keep public property… [ Read More ]
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