Catastrophic Injuries In the Workplace Most workplace injuries that employees experience require short-term treatment and care, but do not ultimately prevent an employee from working at all. With proper care and treatment, most physical ailments can be addressed, and an employee will go on the enjoy a long and...
Firm Blog There are serious concerns about the testing and approval process for new implant devices. Particularly worrisome are reports that the FDA will fast-track even more of these devices without proper review. Click here to read the July 2018 newsletter.
Carpal Tunnel: What Is It and When Does Workers’ Compensation Cover It? When workers think of potential injuries that will lead to time off work and workers’ compensation, they often think of serious accidents or physical challenges such as a broken bone, herniated disk, or torn ligament in the...
Firm Blog Keeping a level head after a motor vehicle accident isn’t easy, especially if there are injuries involved. Learn what to do if you are involved in a road crash in this month’s newsletter. Click here to read the June 2018 newsletter.
When you are hurt in an accident, getting proper medical care is essential. You will need to go to the doctor quite a few times to get the care you need, and your treatment may involve diagnostic tests, specialist visits, surgery, and more. Personal Injury in Northfield, NJ You...
This month’s newsletter sheds light on human trafficking and how the civil justice system is tackling this growing epidemic. Click here to read the May 2018 newsletter.
Workers’ compensation exists to provide financial support and medical care to workers who are hurt on the job. But what if you are dealing with a WEAR and TEAR injury that existed before you started the job? Can you get workers’ comp coverage for that? The answer may be...
You are a loyal employee. You like to think of yourself as a team player. But you have been hurt in a work-related incident. Is it disloyal to fi le a workers’ compensation claim? Will it hurt your employer’s business if you seek medical and disability benefit s through...
If you’ve been hurt at work, or develop a work-related illness, you may be wondering if you can’t just sue your employer instead of filing a workers’ comp claim. You’d get more money that way, right? But it’s not that simple. Workers’ Comp Is a Trade-Off The workers’ comp...
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, nearly three million people were injured in workplace accidents in 2016. This month’s newsletter offers insight into workers’ comp and third party injuries. Click here to read the April 2018 newsletter.