Our Blog Explores Ohio Workers’ Compensation Laws From an Attorney’s Perspective
Filing your workers’ compensation claim can be a long and frustrating process. In our blog, we examine common problems in workplace injury claims, including how to appeal when a claim is denied and what medical evidence you may need from your physician.
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OH Workers’ Comp Additional Allowance Without an Attorney If you're on workers’ comp and develop a new medical condition, you may need to file for an additional allowance, but don’t do it without an attorney. -
Releasing Medical Records to the Ohio BWC When applying for workers’ comp in Ohio, you must provide medical records to the BWC. If you're worried about privacy, contact a lawyer. -
Choosing a Doctor for a Workplace Injury or Illness When receiving medical treatment under Ohio workers’ comp, you must choose a doctor from an approved list. Here's how to make the best choice for you. -
Questions You Might Be Asked In An Ohio Workers Comp Hearing Here are several types of questions you might be asked in an Ohio workers' compensation hearing to help you prepare and know what to expect during this process. -
Ohio Workers’ Compensation and Pregnancy In this article, we look at several ways your pregnancy could pose problems when you're collecting workers’ compensation and how a lawyer could help you. -
Workplace Accidents That Result in Traumatic Brain Injury A blow to the head or jostling of the brain in the skull can cause brain damage. These kinds of injuries are often overlooked in workplace accidents. -
Ohio SC Muddies Water For TTD and Abandonment of Employment The Ohio Supreme Court recently held that an injured worker is now ineligible for TTD if he voluntarily leaves employment for reasons unrelated to his injury. -
Risk of Injury at Amazon Fulfillment Centers in Ohio If you were hurt while working at an Amazon fulfillment center in Ohio—even if you were a temporary employee—you're eligible for workers’ compensation benefits. -
Ohio Truck Driver Injuries Due to the nature of their work, truck drivers often sustain injuries that keep them off the job. We look at common injuries and how workers’ comp may help. -
Understanding the MEDCO Form for Ohio Workers’ Comp When you initially apply for workers’ comp—and each time you apply to extend benefits—you must submit certain forms. The MEDCO-14 form is one to remember.