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Home > WEAR and TEAR: Can Prolonged Sitting Cause a Herniated Disc?

WEAR and TEAR: Can Prolonged Sitting Cause a Herniated Disc?

Dec 2, 2020

Did you know that sitting can increase the compression on your spine by up to 30% compared to standing? This can lead to issues such as sciatica, herniated or slipped discs, degenerative disc disease, and lower back pain. To maintain a healthy spine, it’s important to avoid prolonged sitting...

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November 2020 – The Broken Promises and Deceptions of Dietary Supplements

Nov 11, 2020

According to the FDA, many of the 50,000 dietary supplements on the market in the U.S. contain false claims, unknown ingredients, and potentially harmful products. Learn more in this month’s newsletter. Click here to read the November 2020 newsletter.

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Work-Related Hearing Loss Claims: What You Need To Know

Nov 4, 2020

Hearing loss can result from a variety of different factors. In the work environment, in particular, there are numerous noise hazards that can damage workers’ ears and result in temporary or permanent loss of hearing. If you are suffering from hearing loss or hearing impairment, and you believe that...

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Can I Choose My Own Doctor for a Workers’ Comp Claim?

Oct 30, 2020

When you get injured or sick on the job, you need to do everything you can to get better and get back to work as quickly as possible. However, it is also extremely important that you receive quality medical care, and you need to obtain a thorough diagnosis so...

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Can You Lose Your Job after a Construction Accident?

Oct 27, 2020

Working in construction is dangerous. In fact, many data sources say that it is the most dangerous occupation in the United States. Our attorneys represent construction workers in New Jersey who have been injured in job site accidents, and we know that many workers have concerns about what might...

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October 2020 – Is There Justice for Victims of Climate Changes?

Oct 22, 2020

This month’s newsletter looks at climate change and whether we can hold wrongdoers accountable for the worsening death and destruction causing or contributing to this global crisis. Click here to read the October 2020 newsletter.

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6 Key Facts about Hiring a Workers’ Compensation Lawyer

Oct 20, 2020

You got injured or sick at work, and you decided to make the smart choice and hire a workers’ compensation lawyer to represent you. Now, what factors do you need to consider when choosing a lawyer, and what can you expect as your New Jersey workers’ compensation claim moves...

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When Can You Seek Workers’ Compensation for a Concussion?

Oct 16, 2020

Concussions are treated similarly to other types of injuries for the purposes of workers’ compensation. If you are an employee and you suffered a head injury on the job, you should be entitled to benefits. As medical researchers continue to gain a better understanding of the short-term and potential...

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How Do You Prove That a WEAR and TEAR Injury Is Work-Related?

Oct 13, 2020

In order to file a successful claim for workers’ compensation benefits in New Jersey, you need to be able to prove that your injury is work-related. While this will not be an issue in many cases (e.g., if you fell at work and your coworkers witnessed the accident, or...

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Are EMTs Eligible for Workers’ Compensation in New Jersey?

Oct 2, 2020

As an emergency medical technician (EMT), you face a number of safety and health risks every day you do your job. From auto accidents to infectious diseases, virtually all aspects of your job put you at risk for potentially-serious injuries and illnesses. According to data from the U.S. Bureau...

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