Many work injury victims qualify for more than one type of payment. In our legal blog, we explore different kinds of benefits available to injured employees, including workers’ compensation and filing lawsuits against an employer.
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Warehouse and Construction Workers Injured in Forklift Accidents Deserve Workers’ Compensation If you're injured in a forklift accident at a warehouse or on a construction site in Ohio, our workers’ comp attorney can help you get the benefits you deserve. -
Employed at a Small Business in Ohio? Don’t Let Friendships Get in the Way of Filing for Workers’ Comp You may feel uncomfortable filing a workers’ compensation claim when you work for a small, family-owned business, but you shouldn’t. Learn why. -
Get the Benefits You Deserve If You Experience Work-Related Hearing Loss in Ohio Hearing loss can be an occupational injury. Discover how it happens and what you may recover in an Ohio workers’ compensation claim. -
An Accurate First Report of Injury (FROI) Will Get Your Ohio Workers’ Comp Claim Off to the Right Start Your Ohio workers’ compensation claim begins with a First Report of Injury form. It is important that you fill it out accurately and completely. -
Injured Nurses Are Entitled to Workers’ Compensation Benefits Were you injured while working as a nurse in Ohio? Discover the risks nurses face on the job and how they can get help with their workers’ comp claims. -
Distribution Center Employees in Ohio May Struggle to Get Approval From the BWC for Workers’ Comp Benefits After an On-the-Job Injury Distribution center workers have dangerous jobs. A workers’ comp attorney can help you get the benefits you need to recover from workplace accident injuries. -
Will Workers’ Comp Cover Dry Needling as Part of Your Physical Therapy Treatment? Were you injured on the job in Ohio? If your physical therapist has recommended dry needling treatments, learn about your workers’ comp eligibility here. -
Ohio: Mental Injury Must Be Caused by Physical Injury; It Need Not be Contemporaneous Ohio doesn't provide benefits for purely mental injuries, there must be a causal relationship between a claimant’s physical injury and his or her mental injury. -
Filing a Workers’ Compensation Claim With a Pre-Existing Condition Learn more about pre-existing conditions and how you can obtain workers’ compensation benefits when work conditions aggravate your injury or cause a recurrence. -
5 Mistakes to Avoid to Protect Your Work Injury Claim Avoid these five common pitfalls to protect your Ohio workers’ compensation claim and obtain the maximum compensation you deserve after a work injury.