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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. -
Workers’ Comp for Healthcare Workers Diagnosed With COVID-19 As with other infectious diseases, COVID-19 is only covered by workers’ comp if your job puts you at a high risk of exposure. We consider those jobs here. -
Workers' COMPanion April 2020 Attorney Jim Monast shares about managing stress through a work-related injury, the possibility of losing your job to automation, and other hard situations. -
Workers' COMPanion March 2020 March 2 is Read Across America Day, so it’s a great time to assess our reading habits in this edition of the Workers' COMPanion. -
Ohio Workers’ Compensation Prescription Drug Coverage Ohio workers’ compensation covers medications prescribed by your doctor, but they require approval, and there are drugs they don't cover. Learn more here. -
Workers' COMPanion February 2020 Whatever’s on your Valentine’s Day menu, be it beef hearts or homemade fudge, I hope you have a great meal with the one you love! -
Most Frequent Ohio Workplace Accidents The most common workplace accidents can happen in virtually any environment. We explain what they are and when you might need to file for workers’ comp. -
Do ERISA Rules Apply to Government Benefits? If you requested disability benefits through a local, state, or federal government employer, appealing a denial won't be through the ERISA process. Learn why.