A person suffering from vertigo generally has a sense of dizziness and may feel as if the environment around them is spinning or tilting. Vertigo is a condition generally characterized by dizziness, nausea, and other disorienting symptoms. Unfortunately, this condition has affected nearly 40% of Americans at least once in their lifetime. The good news … Read more
If your case is going to court, it is essential to understand how you should generally behave during a workers’ compensation case. No one ever wants their workers’ comp case to go to court, but it is important to know how to behave if it does. Many things can happen in court, and if you … Read more
Somatic Symptom Pain Disorder is a diagnosis that encompasses a wide range of painful symptoms and is often misunderstood. Somatic Symptom Pain Disorder is generally one of the work-related disorders covered under the Missouri workers’ compensation system. Unfortunately, it is a complex and often misunderstood diagnosis that can seriously impact an employee’s life. If you … Read more
What should you do if the insurance company won’t pay for the recommended medical care? This article discusses your rights as an injured worker and what you can do if the insurance company does not cooperate. If you are having trouble getting the insurance to cover the care you need, don’t hesitate to contact The … Read more
If you have been injured in a mining accident and are not receiving the medical care you deserve, contact a Missouri workers’ compensation lawyer immediately. Mining is one of the most dangerous industries in existence today. And not just because of the nature of the work but also because of the potential for serious injuries. According … Read more
If you think the workers’ comp insurance company is acting in bad faith, here are six signs to look for. When you’re injured on the job, you expect the workers’ comp insurance company to act in good faith and help you get the benefits you deserve. Unfortunately, not all insurance companies do this. Some of … Read more