Handling Missouri Workers’ Compensation cases throughout the state, the Law Office of James M. Hoffmann will ensure that your rights are protected.
An employee who sustains a work-related injury resulting in a lost limb may be facing extreme physical and financial challenges. The workers’ compensation system generally uses a pre-determined method in calculating the compensation to be provided to an injured employee for a specified period of time. These workers’ compensation claims are complex, and they greatly benefit … Read more
What are the most common questions about medical treatment for work-related injuries? St. Louis workers’ compensation attorneys offer answers to some common questions concerning medical treatment for workplace injuries. If the Treatment Is Not Helping My Condition, Can I Refuse It? You have the right to refuse treatment; however, it is important that you first speak … Read more
Construction workers have one of the most dangerous occupations in the U.S. Construction workers do the important job of maintaining infrastructures and erecting new structures. It is described as one of the most dangerous occupations in the U.S., as workers have to work at heights, using heavy and dangerous equipment. They also have to deal with toxic chemicals … Read more
In the United States, every year, millions of workers are injured at their workplaces. Depending on the nature and severity of the injury, many can return to work after a phase of recovery. However, some less fortunate ones who have received severe injuries are unable to get back to their pre-injury state and are rendered unfit to … Read more
If you have a work-related rotator cuff injury, you may need the help of a Missouri workers’ compensation attorney to help you receive your benefits. Rotator cuff is a group of muscles and tendons connected to the bones of the shoulder joint. These tendons and muscles are responsible for the shoulder joint’s range of motion. … Read more
If you are suffering from a work-related chronic illness, you may have difficulty receiving sufficient workers’ compensation benefits. Chronic illness refers to a condition that does not heal easily or may never heal over the lifetime of a patient. Millions of people in the United States suffer from chronic illnesses. Workers suffering from job-related chronic illnesses … Read more