We’ve helped countless workers get compensated for their work injuries. Here are some of the most common questions we are asked. The worker’s compensation system was designed to help workers who have been injured on the job and provide them some financial stability during difficult times. However, filing a claim and getting the benefits you … Read more
Nannies are an integral part of a lot of American households. They are classified as household workers and are considered employees, not independent contractors. However, nannies can also work in a risky environment, and when they get hurt or sick, do they qualify for workers comp? What Does the Law Say? Missouri workers comp laws … Read more
Workers compensation ensures that a company has the means to pay a worker who is injured while performing work-related duties. If you own or operate a business in Missouri that employs workers, you are generally required to carry an insurance policy that will cover your employees if they are injured on the job. The type … Read more
If the insurance company believes that the claim might be false, they might request that you be subjected to an independent medical examination. To be eligible for workers’ compensation benefits, you have to prove that you were engaging in work-related activities when you were hurt. It isn’t enough just to be injured while you are … Read more
Retail workers face various work-related risks. When we talk of worker injuries, we most often think of employees in the construction and manufacturing sector. However, there are other types of workers as well that are at high risk of injuries, and retail workers are among them. Retail Industry Workplace Accidents Retail workers face various risks … Read more
High blood pressure puts individuals at a higher risk of stroke, heart attack, chronic kidney disease, heart failure, and even death. High blood pressure affects around a third of American adults. Patients of high blood pressure are at a high risk of stroke, heart attack, chronic kidney disease, heart failure, and even death. Hypertension can … Read more