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If you are having trouble getting your work comp benefits, seek help from a work injury lawyer. Your employer or the insurer may look for loopholes in your case and use them to deny or reduce your benefits. In this case, you will need a work comp lawyer to protect your rights. An injured worker who cannot afford a … Read more
If you are not sure whether you should accept such an offer from the insurance company, you are not alone. If you get injured on the job, you are likely entitled to workers’ compensation benefits, regardless of who was at fault for the accident. You simply need to file a claim for compensation. Workers comp … Read more
Explosion accidents at workplace can have devastating consequences that include severe, disabling, and life threatening injuries. Explosion accidents can occur at workplaces that involve working with volatile substances, chemicals or fuel products. In some cases, explosion accidents could be a result of human error or corporate neglect. However, there various other factors that can cause … Read more
Work-related radiation sickness is a serious condition. You may qualify for Missouri workers’ compensation benefits. Radiation sickness refers to the nature of an illness or injury that occurs when the body is exposed to a large dose of radiation. Many workers are exposed to radiation for a short period of time, in which case it … Read more
“How do I pay the medical bills for a work-related injury? I am still waiting for the work comp claim to be approved.” If you suffer an injury at the workplace, you may be entitled to workers’ compensation benefits. In general, workers’ compensation pays medical bills and lost earnings. However, it may take time to get approval … Read more
At the Law Office of James M. Hoffmann, we make recovering your workers compensation benefits our priority. There a variety of occupational diseases that relate to a person’s blood and blood forming organs. For example, anemia is an illness that develops when your blood does not have a sufficient amount of healthy red blood cells. … Read more