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  • How long do you have to file a workers’ comp claim?

    Aug 21, 2024

    How often have you been injured at work and decided to take a “wait and see” approach? Unfortunately, that sometimes leads to worsening pain and the realization that you need medical attention. By then, some time has elapsed since sustaining the injury, and you fear it may be too late to notify your employer. While it’s always best to report an injury right away, failing to do so doesn’t necessarily mean your claim will be...
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  • The 2 main ways car crashes can cause limb loss

    Aug 16, 2024

    Most car crashes only cause property damage or minor injuries. However, collisions are one of the top causes of catastrophic injuries in the United States. A car crash can cause a brain injury or damage to the spinal cord. People can also lose body parts because of motor vehicle collisions. Limb loss or amputation is one of the most catastrophic injuries possible. Not only does the injury itself potentially endanger someone’s life, but the loss...
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  • Reasons drivers overlook motorcyclists

    Aug 13, 2024

    Many drivers who hit motorcyclists had no idea that they were about to be involved in a collision. They just didn’t see the motorcycle at all, and that’s why they ran into the bike. One reason for this is that bikes can just be a little harder to see than other vehicles. They are much smaller than cars and pickup trucks. Many riders have black or dark gray bikes, which tend to blend into the...
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  • How much can a spinal cord injury cost?

    Aug 1, 2024

    If you suffer a spinal cord injury, it could lead to a long-term or permanent disability. It is true that some spinal cord injuries will heal to various degrees, depending on the unique factors of that injury. However, there are many cases in which healing just isn’t possible, and the focus is instead on rehabilitation and learning to live with new physical limitations. If you learn that you’re going to have a long-term or permanent...
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  • Road construction hazards for workers

    Jul 19, 2024

    Road construction workers help to keep the nation’s roadways in good shape. While they provide a vital service, they face significant risks while they’re doing their job duties. It’s up to the employer to provide a safe work environment for these workers. This is often done by using barricades to protect them from motorists and by providing training and safety equipment for these hazards. Traffic-related accidents One of the most significant hazards for road construction...
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  • Understanding the value of your personal injury claim

    Jul 2, 2024

    You probably know you are entitled to compensation if you suffer injuries due to another party’s negligence. What could be unclear is the value of your personal injury claim or what constitutes a fair settlement for your harm and losses. Understanding the factors that influence the compensation for your personal injury claim can set realistic expectations and help you make informed decisions. Here is what you need to know. Assess your recoverable damages You deserve compensation...
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  • Tactics that sometimes precede bad faith insurance claim denials

    Jun 15, 2024

    When wading through the complex waters of an insurance claim, it is crucial to be vigilant for signs of unfair treatment by the insurance company. Denying claims without a valid reason is a bad-faith insurance practice. Although not lawful, it remains a widespread problem in Pennsylvania. Fortunately, you have the right to seek a remedy. Signs that may indicate an imminent denial Some of the tactics insurance companies use before issuing a decision could mean...
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  • Why workers’ compensation medical benefits are valuable

    Jun 13, 2024

    Workers’ compensation benefits are valuable for anyone with a job-related health challenge. If someone cannot work because they get hurt on the job, workers’ compensation can help them pay their bills. The benefits available don’t fully cover someone’s wages but are better than going without any income. People often focus so much on the disability benefits available through workers’ compensation that they fail to consider the medical benefits that workers can receive. Many people dismiss...
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  • 2 ways nurses get injured on the job

    May 31, 2024

    Did you know that nurses actually have one of the highest workplace injury rates out of all professions? People sometimes don’t think of working in a hospital as being particularly dangerous. But the stats show that nurses do get injured quite frequently and there are many hazards to this job. While every case is unique, below are two ways that these injuries could happen. Nurses who have been hurt on the job need to know...
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  • Evidence that can help with your personal injury claim

    May 20, 2024

    If you have been injured in a road traffic collision caused by negligence, then there is a good chance that you are entitled to personal injury compensation. This compensation is designed to cover your medical expenses, lost wages and other costs related to the accident. Nonetheless, personal injury claims are not always straightforward, and you are going to need evidence. Outlined below are some of the key types of evidence that can strengthen your claim...
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