Information to Help You Get Your Workers’ Compensation Claim Approved
The rules for collecting workers’ compensation are confusing, placing injured workers at an unfair disadvantage. Our library articles explain complex work injury topics in a straightforward way, including which forms you need to file for compensation and which steps to take to protect your claim.
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Ohio Workers’ Compensation for Garbage Collection Injuries As a solid waste hauler, you face multiple hazards daily. If you are injured on the job in Ohio, you should be covered by workers’ compensation. -
Ohio Workers’ Comp for Teachers Assaulted by Students Ohio teachers injured in an assault by a student may need extensive medical care, counseling, and time off work. They may also qualify for workers’ comp. -
Ohio Workers’ Comp for Back Injuries Back pain is a common complaint among many workers. Learn about various types of back injuries and when they may qualify for workers’ comp in Ohio. -
Ohio BWC Policies Regarding Opioid Painkillers A BWC rule change regarding prescription opioids is now in effect. We look at what this change may mean for your health after you're injured on the job. -
Danger of Injuries in Ohio's Beer Brewing Industry The craft beer industry is strong and growing in Ohio, employing more people each year. However, there's a high risk of worker injury for many reasons. -
Understanding Workers’ Compensation Fraud in Ohio If you're collecting workers’ compensation in Ohio, know that it's illegal for you to work. Any means of earning money could be considered fraud. -
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’ 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’ Compensation for Ohio Telecommuters 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. -
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?