Missouri Workers Compensation and Personal Injury Topics are discussed by James M. Hoffmann.
A career-ending injury can be devastating for someone who depends on their income to support themselves and their family. As the name suggests, a career-ending injury is an injury that is so severe it forces the victim to leave their job. This can be a devastating event for someone who depends on their income to … Read more
While there are many benefits to using spray foam insulation, there are also some dangers that workers need to be aware of. When many people think of insulation, the first thing that comes to mind is fiberglass. However, spray foam insulation is becoming a more popular option, especially for new construction projects. While there are … Read more
It may surprise you to find out that being a baggage handler can come with many workplace risks. Here are some of the most common workplace risks that cause baggage handler injuries. Common Workplace Risks That Cause Baggage Handlers Injuries Lifting and Moving Heavy Luggage: One of the most common causes of injuries for baggage … Read more
If you’re an employee and have suffered an injury or illness due to respiratory hazards in the workplace, you may be entitled to workers’ compensation benefits. Poor air quality is one of the leading causes of respiratory illnesses among workers. In this article, we’ll discuss ways that employers can help improve the air quality in … Read more
If you’ve been involved in a workplace accident, one of the things you’ll want to watch out for is internal bleeding. Unfortunately, internal bleeding can often go undetected, and if left untreated, it can be fatal. Ahead, we’ll discuss the signs and symptoms of internal bleeding after a workplace accident, as well as what you … Read more
Many tissue structures (muscles, tendons, and ligaments) attach to the shoulder, and any of them can be injured. This article will discuss six common shoulder injuries that may lead to a workers’ compensation claim. Rotator Cuff Tear The Rotator Cuff (RC), otherwise known as the SITS muscle, is a group of muscles that connect to … Read more