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Helping Ohio School Bus Drivers Get the Workers' Comp Benefits They DeserveMinor injuries are common for Ohio school bus drivers, but when those aches and pains prevent them from working, they should qualify for workers' compensation.
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Workers' COMPanion March 2021In this month's Workers' COMPanion, read about our client Willie's six injuries over nine years working as a police officer.
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If You Don’t Understand the Terms of Your LTD Policy, You Might Be in for a SurpriseBefore filing a claim—or better yet, before purchasing a policy—make sure you understand what is covered and what is not. This will help when filing a claim.
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Workers' COMPanion February 2021Not a fan of Valentine's Day or Groundhog Day? Check out some of these little-known holidays in February instead!
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Was Your MetLife Long-Term Disability Claim Denied? Your Denial Letter Has Vital Information for AppealThe first step in determining if you can appeal a MetLife long-term disability claim denial is understanding the reasons for denial in the denial letter.
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Workers' COMPanion January 2021With TV show after TV show depicting the thrilling lives of lawyers and the exciting cases they take on, would you believe there are widespread misconceptions?
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When You Don’t Need Prior Authorization to Get Medical Treatment for a Work-Related InjurySome work injury treatments have presumptive approval by the Ohio BWC, meaning you can get the medical care you need without prior authorization.
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Workers' COMPanion December 2020When I think back to that memorable Christmas Eve broadcast in 1968 from Apollo 8, I can’t help but hope for something like that to unify us.
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Steps to Take to Appeal an Aetna Long-Term Disability Claim DenialIf Aetna denied your claim for long-term disability, you can appeal the denial helped by an ERISA attorney. Learn how a skilled attorney will help.
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Work-Related Knee Injuries Can Leave You Benched and in Need of CompensationJobs requiring a lot of bending, lifting, climbing, and even sitting can be hard on the knees. You could sustain a knee injury that prevents you from working.