Workers’ Compensation

Particular jobs are far more dangerous than others. An innocent mistake on a construction site can result in grievous bodily harm. Malfunctioning machinery in a warehouse could end in amputation. Someone might be unable to work for a finite period or maybe forever....

For workers with job-related injuries, encountering a claim denial when filing for workers' compensation can be discouraging. However, you have options for appealing a decision when seeking support for your workplace health issue. Understanding the process of...

Many adults spend most of their time at work during the week, increasing their odds of job-related accidents. In New Jersey, recent reports recorded over 80,000 workplace injuries in a single year, and approximately 75% of those were severe or fatal. Workers can...

The state workers’ compensation system can help you secure coverage for medical treatment in the event you get hurt on the job. However, you do not have an infinite amount of time to file a workers’ comp claim. There are some timelines you should be aware of so you do...

Workers' compensation is a system and insurance. The state runs the system, and your employer carries the insurance. They can buy a policy through a private insurer. When you have an injury, you and your employer must follow the rules set by the state for how to...

Construction work often includes many situations that put you in dangerous places, such as walking on a scaffold several feet above the ground. When other workers or unsafe environments interfere with your work, a serious issue can occur. Learning more about how...

Working in the medical field is valuable, but there are also risks. When you think of work-related hazards, you may think about slips and falls, but you can also face serious injuries or illnesses due to improper sharps disposal. According to the FDA, there is a...

Construction workers are the most likely to experience fatal and non-fatal injuries. In fact, struck-by injuries are the most common cause of non-fatal injuries for construction workers, explains the CDC. If you work in the construction industry, it is up to your...

Carpal tunnel syndrome affects office workers, cashiers, hairstylists, assembly line workers and anyone who performs repetitive motion tasks. According to the National Library of Medicine, carpal tunnel syndrome occurs due to compression on the median nerve. If you...

Slip and fall accidents are among the most common causes of injuries in the United States. According to the National Floor Safety Institute, slip and falls result in most workers' compensation claims. Within this group, construction workers rank most likely to suffer...