Missouri Workers Compensation and Personal Injury Topics are discussed by James M. Hoffmann.
Demolitions are inherently risky, but understanding the risks involved puts you in a better position to minimize your risk of injury. The US boasts a thriving construction industry, contributing around $1.8 trillion to the country’s economy in 2022 alone. Aside from the grueling task of putting up skyscrapers and other large structures, construction workers are … Read more
If you have experienced a computer-related back injury at work, our St. Louis workers’ compensation attorneys are here to help. If you’re one of the many individuals who spend considerable time working on a computer, it’s crucial to be aware of the risk of a computer-related back injury, sometimes called ‘computer back.’ While desk jobs … Read more
A workers’ compensation attorney at the Law Office of James M. Hoffmann can help you avoid workers’ compensation settlement delays. Every year, around 4.9 million workers in the US file for workers’ compensation benefits after work-related injuries and illnesses. Workers’ comp awards benefits to cover medical expenses and lost wages for injured workers. However, receiving … Read more
Can you claim workers’ comp if injured after clocking out? In some cases, yes, but conditions apply. Understand the rules and exceptions. Workers’ comp insurance provides benefits to workers who suffer work-related injuries or illness on the job. This coverage may include medical bills, compensation for lost wages, and even death benefits. In Missouri, workers’ … Read more
Insurers may dispute injuries, offer low settlements, rush authorizations, or secretly record claimants to avoid payouts. The Federal government protects your right to a fair settlement should you suffer a workplace injury or illness under the Federal Employees’ Compensation Act (FECA). Legally, most employers must purchase workers’ compensation insurance to guarantee compensation for work-related injuries … Read more
Construction chemicals can cause lung issues, emphysema, brain damage, fertility issues, and cancer. Use protective gear and follow safety protocols. The US construction industry is valued at around $1.83 trillion, contributing 4.3% to the country’s economy and employing about 7.8 million people. It’s hard to overlook the utility of millions of construction workers. However, working … Read more