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Ohio Restaurant Workers Can Qualify for Workers' Comp Servers and staff in Ohio restaurants are working harder than ever during the COVID-19 pandemic, and are getting injured. Workers’ comp could help. -
Workers COMPanion September 2020 Attorney Jim Monast shares about his step-son Jackson's wedding which took place during the COVID pandemic. -
Long-term Complications of Heatstroke Working in extreme heat can cause serious illness. If you can’t work due to complications from heat exhaustion or stroke, workers’ comp can help pay the bills. -
BWC Protocols for Approving Lumbar Fusion Surgery Your doctor may recommend lumbar fusion surgery for your work-related lower back injury, but you must meet these protocols to get the BWC to approve it. -
Workers' COMPanaion August 2020 This month, hear a few stories from Cody who works behind the scenes in Oregon and our client Steve who injured his back working as a plasterer. -
Workers' COMPanaion July 2020 Summertime has always been about food and grilling. When I was growing up, my parents had a cabin in Oklahoma that was our go-to summer vacation destination. -
Appealing an ERISA Life Insurance Denial If your claim on a loved one’s life insurance policy was denied, you might be able to appeal under federal ERISA guidelines. Learn about denials and appeals. -
Workers COMPanion June 2020 If this isolation has taught me anything, it’s that the other people in my life mean so much. We’re all human, and we’re all in this together. -
Are All Workers in Ohio Hospitals Covered by Workers’ Comp? When we think of essential workers in Ohio hospitals, we often focus on doctors and nurses, but other employees risk on-the-job injuries as well. -
Workers' COMPanion May 2020 Attorney Jim Monast shares about the many joys of pets he's had over the years including a German shepherd Lady and a house cat Sweet Bea.