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Home > January 2019 – Worst Corporate Conduct of 2018

January 2019 – Worst Corporate Conduct of 2018

Jan 11, 2019

Firm Blog This month’s newsletter examines some of the worst corporate conduct of 2018. These companies are blatantly compromising the health, safety, financial security, legal rights and well-being of all Americans. Now more than ever we need to rely on the civil justice system and a court of law...

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How Your Medical Provider Can Help You Prove Your Wear and Tear Injuries

Jan 4, 2019

When you make a claim for workers’ compensation benefits, it is your obligation to prove that you were injured and that your injury occurred as a result of your work. Unlike a civil lawsuit, you do not have to prove that a specific factor caused your injury or that...

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Social Media and Workers’ Compensation Claims

Dec 27, 2018

When you file a workers’ compensation claim, your claim will be sent to your employer’s workers’ compensation insurer. While some insurance companies tend to view most workers’ compensation claims as legitimate and will only investigate those for which there are significant indicators of fraud, others are extremely scrutinizing of...

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Degenerative Disc Disease

Dec 13, 2018

This page has been updated on January 13, 2022. Degenerative Disc Disease Arising from the Workplace Workplace injuries often take two forms: sudden injuries that arise immediately with sudden and severe damage, and repetitive stress injuries that are the result of the same types of actions being taken over time, causing...

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December 2018 – 2018 Safe Toy Buying Guide

Dec 7, 2018

Firm BlogWhen it comes to toy safety, even Santa and the Elves need a little friendly guidance now and then. Check out the 2018 Safe Toy Buying Guide before making your toy purchases this year. Click here to read the December 2018 newsletter.

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What If Your Workers’ Compensation Is Denied?

Nov 27, 2018

For many workers who are injured on the job, it is automatically assumed that if you put in a claim for workers’ compensation, your claim will be accepted and you will be compensated for time off the job and medical expenses that are incurred. While this may be how...

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Repetitive Stress Injury

Nov 15, 2018

Could My Lower Back Pain Be a Repetitive Stress Injury? Lower back pain is an increasingly prevalent problem in American society. Roughly 31 million Americans suffer from lower back pain at any given time, and surgeries for lower back pain are increasingly on the rise. Figuring out the cause...

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November 2018 – When Healthcare Advertising Hurts Patients

Nov 10, 2018

Firm BlogWith billions being spent on pharmaceutical and healthcare direct-to-consumer ads, who can you really trust for good information about various treatments and medications? Learn more in this month’s newsletter. Click here to read the November 2018 newsletter.  

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Types of Damages Available after an Auto Accident

Oct 31, 2018

What Types of Damages Are Available after an Auto Accident? The aftermath of an automobile accident can be incredibly overwhelming. Between dealing with the police, another driver, and your insurance company, it can be difficult to keep track of what is going on and to make sure that you...

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October 2018 – Injuries from Falls Up for All Ages

Oct 24, 2018

Fatalities from falls have skyrocketed since 2000 and now approach annual deaths caused by motor vehicle accidents. Learn more surprising facts about falls, what causes this avoidable injury, and how people of all ages can help prevent falls. Click here to read the October 2018 newsletter.

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