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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Obtaining Workers’ Compensation Benefits and Your Pre-Existing ConditionPre-existing conditions are notable exclusions to workers’ compensation, but what are they? What options do injured workers have to obtain benefits?
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Treatment and Compensation After a Work-Related Spinal Cord InjurySuffering a spinal cord injury at work can have devastating effects on workers and their families. Discover more about injuries and your options for recovery.
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Obtaining Workers’ Compensation Benefits Even If You Are at Fault for Your Work InjuryWorkers’ compensation benefits are typically available regardless of fault. Read about certain exceptions and discover if you are still eligible for benefits.
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Can You Sue Your Employer After a Work Injury? Discover Your Legal OptionsWorkers’ compensation typically shields employers from being sued, but Ohio law provides one specific exception. Discover more about your rights after injury.
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Workers’ Compensation Benefits for Job-Related Shoulder InjuriesShoulder injuries are common on the job and can be covered by workers’ compensation benefits. Learn more about these injuries and what do if you are hurt.
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Recognizing and Preventing Employer Retaliation After a Worker’s Compensation ClaimEmployer retaliation against an employee who files a workers’ compensation claim can take many forms. Learn to recognize and address these illegal acts.
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How Do I Know If I Have Been Offered A Fair Workers Compensation Settlement?After a work injury, you may be pressured to accept a settlement. Read what types of workers compensation settlements are most beneficial for you.
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You May Be Eligible for Compensation After a Work-Related Auto AccidentIf you have suffered injuries in a car accident while on the job, you may be eligible to file a workers’ compensation claim. Learn more about your rights.
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How Much Does it Cost to Hire a Workers’ Compensation Attorney? It’s Much More Affordable Than You ThinkMany injured workers worry they can’t afford a workers’ compensation attorney, but effective representation can be affordable. Discover what to expect.
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Common Construction Site Injuries and Keeping Ohio Workers SafeConstruction workers are among the most at risk for job-related illness and injury. Learn more about common injuries and staying safe at your Ohio job site.
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Lower Back Injuries: Causes, Treatments, and Pursuing Compensation for Ohio WorkersLower back injuries are common among Ohio’s workers. Here, we share information about frequent causes, treatments, prevention, and obtaining compensation.
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Your Independent Medical Exam: What it Is and How to Make the Most of itOften, an injured worker must complete an independent medical examination. Discover what these are and how they affect your Ohio workers’ compensation claim.