St. Louis Missouri Work Related Injuries Attorney James M. Hoffmann has recovered over $50,000,000 for his clients.
Engineers often suffer from many different types or work related injuries. Engineering is a great career to get into. It’s very rewarding, it can be highly varied and interesting and it generally pays well too. However, engineering can also be a dangerous occupation. While most of us think of occupations such as firefighting, law enforcement, … Read more
Landscaping workers are often at risk of injury from a wide range of potential hazards in this industry. Landscaping can be a tough job as an employee has to work in all types of weather conditions. A landscaper’s job is varied. One day they may be cutting grass, the next day they could be trimming … Read more
Filing a claim for a work-related stress illness is difficult but not impossible. Workers compensation is something we can claim if we have an injury at work such as a trip or fall, or if we become ill due to our work conditions. But one common problem at work is stress related illnesses. Can you … Read more
There are many different roles in the casino industry, each with their own set of risks. Many find casinos to be a lot fun, but for anyone working in a casino, there are also many ways in which they can suffer an injury. There are many different roles within the casino industry and all of … Read more
Tree trimmers are exposed to many hazards that can make their job dangerous and put them at risk of injury. There is a lot of work for tree trimmers when the weather gets warmer, suddenly all the trees and bushes are growing fast. These can be an inconvenience, such as blocking the view from your … Read more
Entertainers and live performers can suffer from a wide variety of work-related accidents. Live performances are always entertaining, but the performers often take huge risks while they do their acts. The acrobat could fall from the trapeze, the motorbike stunt man could easily have an accident. It’s this risk that adds to the thrill of … Read more