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St. Louis Injured at Work - Complications of Work-Related Concussions

Over the past few years, there has been an increase in the number of reported work-related concussions.

How Do I Get Paid After an Accident? Ohio BWC Claims

When an employee is injured in the course of an arising out of his employment and has an allowed workers compensation claim (BWC claim), there are a number of ways he/she may be paid or receive compensation following the injury. The following are some of the most common ways:

Rights of an Injured Employee in Ohio: Making an Ohio Workers' Compensation Claim

Understanding workers' compensation in Ohio by contracting an Ohio workers' compensation attorney can go a long way to ensure you get complete benefits from your claim.

Preserving Important Evidence in Your Employment Dispute

You have control over evidence in your possession (most importantly, make multiple copies of relevant e-mails, documents, photographs, and other similar evidence and keep these backup copies in multiple safe spaces), but what can you do to preserve evidence that might be held by your employer?

Statistics on Workplace Fatalities - Missouri Work Injury Attorneys

The industry you work in and your choice of career plays a significant role when you consider an employee’s susceptibility to workplace injury.

When do California Workers' Compensation Benefits End?

Workers' Compensation Benefits may end for various reason. The article addresses these reasons

Severance and Separation Strategy for Employees

Things to consider when preparing to negotiate severance with your employer.

Restrictive Covenants in Illinois

Explains an important case in the area of Restrictive Covenants in Illinois

Restrictive Covenants in Illinois

Explains an important case in the area of Restrictive Covenants in Illinois

Work Comp Attorney: How Wearable Technology Could Protect Workers From Injuries

New wearable technology could help prevent injuries in certain professions.

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