St. Louis Missouri Work Related Injuries Attorney James M. Hoffmann has recovered over $50,000,000 for his clients.
A workers compensation claim for DVT can be complicated, requiring the assistance of a St. Louis Work Comp Lawyer. Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) is a blood clot that forms in a vein deep in the body. These blood clots develop when blood thickens and clumps together. Most of these clots occur in the thigh or … Read more
Commercial truck drivers face a number of work-related work injuries each year. Commercial truckers do an important job of transporting our food, clothes, electronics, industrial goods, and many other goods essential to running our homes and economy properly. However, most of us never think of all the risks these commercial truckers face as they go … Read more
There are several factors that can cause a crane collapse and lead to severe job-related injuries. Crane collapses are responsible for causing considerable damage to persons and property. Due to the fact that cranes can tower hundreds of feet into the air, they are capable of causing injuries and damage over a widespread area. It … Read more
Employees that suffer burns in the workplace are significantly effected financially, as well as physically. Burns injuries can result from a workplace accident occurring in various occupations. A worker may be exposed to an environment in which flammable materials or volatile chemicals are used. Electrical burns can occur in workplaces where workers have to work … Read more
Each year, millions of American workers are injured in the workplace. The 2016 Liberty Mutual Workplace Safety Index has revealed that the most debilitating, non-fatal work related injures amounted to $62 billion in workers compensation costs. The top 10 causes contributed to 82.5% or $51.06 billion of the total costs. In other words, businesses spend … Read more
Refuse and recyclable material collectors have one of the highest rates of workplace injuries. Sanitation work is dirty and dangerous by nature. There are certain occupational hazards that cannot be avoided, which include exposure to pesticides, dead animals and broken glass or sharp metal. Sanitation workers face high injury risk, and that proper safety measures … Read more