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Medical Marijuana and Ohio Workers’ Compensation Even with a prescription, using medical marijuana could mean you're ineligible for workers’ comp if you're injured on the job. Here's what you should know. -
Workers' COMPanion March 2019 Guiding clients through dark times, getting the most out of your digital home assistant, traumatic brain injuries, and our friend and client Ernest's story. -
Workers’ Comp for Respiratory Diseases in Ohio COPD and asthma are debilitating respiratory conditions that can be caused by workplace exposure to certain particles and could qualify for Ohio workers’ comp. -
Workers' COMPanion February 2019 Jim's family looks to the future, Diane's client story, how Mr. Rogers saved PBS, and the skinny on MEDCO-14 forms all in this issue of the Workers' COMPanion. -
Ohio Workers’ Compensation for Remote & Online Workers If you work from home and aren't an independent contractor, you may–or may not–be covered by Ohio workers’ compensation if you're injured in your home office. -
Workers' COMPanion January 2019 Shed the unnecessary in the New Year, read a longtime clients story who works at Honda, and how the Supreme Court muddies the waters for TTD benefits. -
Opioids and the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation Ohio has made remarkable progress in combatting the problem of opioid addiction among workers’ comp recipients. What does this mean if you're in pain? -
Workers' COMPanion December 2018 Jim reflects back on his days unloading Christmas tree's at Frank’s Nursery & Crafts, shares a client story, and discusses tips for talking with your doctor. -
Heart Attack and Stroke May Be Covered by Ohio Workers' Comp If you had a heart attack and believe it was caused by something that happened at work, you may be covered by workers’ comp—but you will have to prove it. -
Workers' COMPanion November 2018 This month, attorney Jim Monast looks back on family gatherings of his youth, shares a story of a longtime client, and discusses using PTO to for work injuries.