It’s important to remember that insurance companies are money-making organizations. They will do what they can to minimize your workers’ compensation claim. “We’ll be by your side until you get back up on your feet.” These are some of the sweet words the insurance adjuster may use when they come knocking after a work-related injury. … Read more
Employees working from home may be entitled to workers’ compensation benefits, depending on the specific circumstances. Here are a few things you should be aware of. Workers’ compensation generally covers injuries sustained while working at an employer’s workplace. However, what about injuries sustained while working at home? Can you be compensated for such injuries? When … Read more
The legalities of workers’ compensation can be confusing. However, things can get even more complicated if you throw retirement into the mix. Suppose you’re an upcoming retiree and are preparing to file a workers comp claim or are already getting workers’ compensation benefits. In that case, you might be wondering, “Will I still get my … Read more
While moving out of state is generally legal, here are few things you should do to ensure you don’t jeopardize your workers’ compensation claim and benefits. If you plan to move from Missouri to another state while receiving workers’ compensation benefits, you may have questions that need answers. Namely: Is it legal? And how will … Read more
While leaving your place of employment doesn’t automatically end a work-injury claim, there are some important things you should know. The idea of quitting your job while receiving compensation benefits might seem absurd. However, you may no longer feel safe at your workplace or get a better job offer from another company. What will happen … Read more
Yes. Depending on the specifics of your case you may be entitled to workers’ compensation benefits even after being fired. Generally, you’re entitled to workers’ compensation benefits when you get injured on the job. The compensation helps you meet any medical expenses, lost wages, and pain or suffering you may experience due to the injury. … Read more