The workers’ compensation process can be complicated, especially when dealing with a serious neck injury. Experiencing a neck injury at work can be distressing, both physically and financially. Workers’ compensation is designed to help cover the costs associated with such injuries, providing financial support for medical expenses and lost wages. But what can you expect … Read more
Overexertion injuries can have lasting impacts on your health and livelihood. Understanding your rights and the benefits available under Missouri’s workers’ compensation laws is crucial. In the realm of workplace injuries, overexertion stands out as a leading cause, significantly impacting the health and productivity of workers. Particularly in Missouri, understanding the nuances of overexertion injuries … Read more
Overexertion is one of the most common causes of injuries in American workplaces. However, here’s why it can be challenging to get workers’ comp for it. Workplace environments can often be extremely competitive, motivating workers to do their best to exceed expectations and improve their performance. While this is generally a good thing, it can … Read more
Degenerative bone or joint disease, such as osteoarthritis, is a condition in which the protective cartilage at the top of the bones wears out. In bone diseases, the bone weakens over time to the point that even a minor impact can lead to a fracture. If this condition has been triggered by a workplace injury … Read more
Worker’s compensation laws can be confusing. Sometimes, it’s not even about what is or what is not mentioned in the text, but how you interpret these laws and put them into practice. This can leave a lot of injured workers confused, as they try to figure out if their injuries are eligible or not. What’s … Read more
The image of the injured worker that most often comes to mind is that blink and you’ll miss it moments when something goes wrong, and there is a visible injury that requires immediate attention. Industries like construction or agriculture are often seen as more dangerous. While this is generally true, it’s a mistake to assume … Read more