Missouri Workers Compensation and Personal Injury Topics are discussed by James M. Hoffmann.
Manyย teens have an afterschoolย job to earn extra pocket money, meet new people, and become more independent. Teenagers have availableย a wide variety of part-time jobs, ranging from working as a camp counselor, babysitting, waitressing at a restaurant, or working in retailย stores. Regardless of the kind of job aย teenager decides on, there is some level of risk … Read more
Victims of roofing accidents often face challenges in receivingย their rightful compensation. In addition to heightsย that roofersย are expected to work at, there areย other dangers they are exposed to.ย According to a report published by Dr. Sang Choi in the Journal of Safety, Health and Environmental Research, roofers are exposed to six times more risks of suffering a … Read more
Work-related lower back pain is a common cause of occupational disability. Lower back pain is one of the most common problems faced by workers in many industries. According to the U.S. Department of Labor, lower back pain accounts for a third of all work related musculoskeletal injuries resulting in occupational disability. An article published in … Read more
Has a work-related injury left you with a permanent disability? Generally, work-related injuries are covered by workers’ compensation benefits. If those injuries result in disability, permanent or partial, an injured worker can file for permanent partial disability. Injured workers are entitled to benefits including medical expenses for surgery, medication, physical therapy, and reimbursement of lost wages. What is Permanent … Read more
Carpenters are faced with several work-related hazards that increase theย risk for injury. Carpentry is among the largest trades in the U.S. Approximatelyย 40 percent of carpenters work as independent contractors andย 60 percent are employed in residential or commercial construction companies.ย Carpenters are faced with several work-related hazards that increase theย risk for injury. (Read – United Brotherhood of … Read more
Warehouse workers are exposed to many risks for work-related injuries. Call (314) 361-4300. Accidents in warehouses can occur at any time. According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), more than 145,000 people work in 7,000 warehouses across the nation. Each year, around 20,000 workers are injured in forklift accidents and other types of … Read more