Missouri Workers Compensation and Personal Injury Topics are discussed by James M. Hoffmann.
If a robot in the workplace injures you, you may be able to seek compensation. Speak with an experienced work injury lawyer to determine if you have a valid claim. As robotic technology advances, they will inevitably become a more common fixture in the workplace. With their ability to do tasks faster and more accurately … Read more
When workers are tired, they are more likely to make mistakes and less likely to notice potential hazards leading to serious work-related injuries. Workplace injuries are a common occurrence in the United States. In fact, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, there were over 2 million workplace injuries reported in 2020. While many of … Read more
Poor housekeeping on construction sites is a serious problem that can lead to severe injuries. Every year, thousands of construction workers are seriously injured, some to the extent that they cannot return to their jobs. And while some risks are inherent in the job, many can be prevented with better housekeeping practices. What Exactly Is … Read more
If you’ve been laid off from your job, there are a few things you should know about how it will impact your workers’ compensation claim. The current state of the economy is having a significant impact on businesses across the country. Unfortunately, this means that layoffs and plant closures are becoming more and more common. … Read more
While these devices can make the job easier, they can also threaten workers if they are not used properly. Did you know that hand-propelled vehicles are one of the leading causes of construction site injuries? In fact, studies have shown that these types of injuries account for a large percentage of all workplace accidents. Below, … Read more
The sad reality is with the current labor shortage, the number of workplace injuries may continue to increase. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, there were nearly three million reported workplace injuries in 2020. And the sad reality is with the current labor shortage, the number of workplace injuries may continue to increase. … Read more