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Recent Posts in Workers' Compensation Category

  • Does Workers’ Compensation Cover Occupational Illnesses?

    Some industries — such as construction, manufacturing, agriculture, and electrical work — are known to be hazardous and have a higher rate of worker injuries than other professional roles. When accidents do happen in these industries and others, the employer’s workers’ compensation insurance policy is in place to provide benefits for employees who are injured. In many states, workers’ compensation ...
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  • What Are the Fatal Four Construction Accidents?

    Construction is widely-known as one of the most dangerous industries for employees. Contractors, subcontractors, and laborers are all at risk of sustaining extremely significant injuries, some fatal. Extensive research has revealed the overwhelmingly high number of fatalities in this hazardous work environment as well as what causes these fatalities. The following are the fatal four accidents in ...
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  • Behind the Wheel & On the Clock: Preventing Vehicle Accidents at Work

    Motor vehicle accidents remain one of the top causes of work-related fatalities in the United States. Moreover, most of these accidents occur during work hours when employees are commuting. It’s the duty of an employer to evaluate vehicle risks and take steps to encourage driver safety. After all, it’s not uncommon for vehicle accidents at work to lead to personal injury and workers’ compensation ...
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  • I Was Injured at Work, Have Two Jobs, How Is My Pay Determined?

    Just like employees across the U.S., many of Florida’s employees work concurrent jobs. They have to work two jobs to support their families and pay all of their bills. When an injury occurs on the job, the ability to perform both jobs is often reduced, and there are plenty of cases when an employee loses a substantial amount of time from work at both places of employment. How will they be able to ...
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