Workers Compensation

Even if you are not injured on your employer's premises, you may still be entitled to workers' compensation benefits

Wednesday, September 30, 2009 by James R. Flandreau

Although Pennsylvania workers' compensation benefits normally are payable only for injuries that occur on the employer's premises, a number of exceptions to this rule exist. If your injury fits into one of these exceptions, you may be entitled to workers' compensation benefits.... Read More

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Topic: Workers Compensation

More Florida Workers' Compensation Claims are Denied after Changes to Law

Wednesday, September 30, 2009 by Louis P. Pfeffer

A 2003 change in Florida workers’ compensation law, especially affecting workers comp in West Palm Beach, required workplace injury claims to be much more specific and to meet required criteria for approval. Since that time debate continued about whether Senate Bill 50-A (2003), also known as... Read More

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Topic: Workers Compensation

On the job accidents in MA

Wednesday, September 23, 2009 by Robert L. Noa

On the job accidents can happen to even the most careful and experienced employees and cause serious injuries resulting in expensive medical bills and lost wages especially in MA construction accidents. Robert L. Noa, explains further about worker comp in Boston... Read More

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Common Myths Associated with Worker Compensation Laws

Tuesday, September 22, 2009 by Edward Cohen

This article is a courtesy of the law firm of Clements, Mahin & Cohen, L.P.A., Co., Cincinnati workers compensation attorneys. It pays to learn the facts underlying some common workers compensation myths.... Read More

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Last Minute Job Search Loses Claimant His Virginia Workers' Compensation Award

Thursday, September 17, 2009 by Gerald Gregory Lutkenhaus

The Virginia Court of Appeals has issued a new decision stating what constitutes satisfactory marketing for a paritally disabled worker.... Read More

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Sheriff's Case Illustrates Workers Compensation Questions and Decisions

Thursday, September 17, 2009 by Erik Baard Grindal

The publicity surrounding the Broward County Florida workers compensation case of Broward Sheriff’s Deputy Maury Hernandez helps illustrate complications and considerations in employee injury cases.... Read More

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Can a Virginia Workers Compensation Insurance Company Discover an Injured Worker's Activities on Facebook?

Tuesday, September 15, 2009 by Gerald Gregory Lutkenhaus

The Virginia Workers' Compensation Commission recently had to answer the question whether or not a worker's activities on Facebook can be disclosed to an insurance company.... Read More

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Topic: Workers Compensation

Boston Workers Compensation Settlement Process

Wednesday, September 2, 2009 by Robert L. Noa

Do not wait to inform your employer: Your employer is the one who will start the process for you to receive workers compensation. Boston Worker Comp - Robert L. Noa, Attorney at Law ... Read More

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Topic: Workers Compensation

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