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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. -
Workers' COMPanion January 2020 This month, Jim Monast reflects on his childhood and looks at ways to give kids a brighter future. -
Types of Private Sector Employee Benefits Covered by ERISA Most voluntary employee wellness benefits offered by private companies must comply with federal regulations established by ERISA. Here's what you should know. -
Workers' COMPanion December 2019 In the December edition of the Workers' COMPanion, Jim Monast shares about the Christmas he spent in Arizona with family. -
Ohio Workers' Compensation for an Autoimmune Disorder When working conditions cause an autoimmune disorder such as arthritis or lupus to worsen, the sufferer may collect workers’ compensation. -
Workers' COMPanion November 2019 Happy Thanksgiving from Monast Law Office! Jim Monast shares the perfect Thanksgiving recipe, delicious cranberry chutney, and reflects on quality family time. -
When to Talk to an Ohio Attorney for an LTD Denial Your long-term disability insurance policy may be covered by a federal law known as ERISA. If your claim is denied, go to an attorney who understands this law.