Monthly Archives: January 2023
WHY SHOULD I HIRE AN ATTORNEY FOR MY WORKERS’ COMPENSATION CASE?
There are several reasons why an injured worker in Illinois might choose to hire a lawyer: Navigate the workers’ compensation process: The workers’ compensation system can be complex and confusing, especially for those who are unfamiliar with it. A lawyer can help an injured worker understand their rights and options, and guide them through… Read More »
5 Valid Reasons An Employer Can Deny A Workers’ Compensation Claim
After suffering a work-related injury, you can file a workers’ compensation claim and recover compensation. However, not every worker who suffers an injury while on the job and files a workers’ compensation is entitled to recover compensation. The truth is that there are several valid reasons for workers’ compensation claims denial. That said, it… Read More »
Can A Remote Worker Suffer A Work-related Injury?
Today, many workers are remote workers. A remote worker is an employee who works from home. They could also be an employee who works as a “digital nomad” or on assignment in a different location. Even before COVID-19, many employers employed people who worked remotely. But the COVID-19 pandemic led to more and more… Read More »
3 Things You Should Not Say To An Illinois Worker’s Compensation Doctor
After suffering a work injury, it is crucial to see a doctor as soon as possible. Failing to seek medical attention promptly after a work-related injury can cause your injury to worsen. Also, if you wait to see a physician, it can complicate your workers’ compensation claim. In Illinois, after a worker suffers a… Read More »
Common Causes Of Workplace Amputation Injuries
Among the most traumatic workplace injuries workers suffer are amputation injuries. According to OSHA, more than twenty workers a day suffer injuries that result in amputation. Indeed, workers in all industries are at risk of suffering amputation injuries. However, workers in certain industries, such as construction and manufacturing, are at a greater risk of… Read More »