If you injure your neck or back on the job, you may not be aware of the extent of your injury right away. Unlike a broken arm or a cut, back and neck injuries don’t always make themselves apparent immediately and the symptoms aren’t necessarily obvious. For example, a lower…
How do you know if you’re eligible to receive workers’ compensation after sustaining an injury at work? If you fall sick as a direct result of your job, what benefits are you entitled to – if any? While you may qualify for compensation for medical bills and loss of income, it…
A deposition is the examination of a witness, typically done in an attorney’s office with a court reporter present to record the testimony. It is a chance for the attorneys to learn what the witness knows about a case and preserve this information. The sworn testimony can then be used…
No one wants to be seriously injured. And trying to deal with the complications that accompany an injury caused by the negligence of others can be as bad as the injury itself. The good news is, you don’t have to do it alone. If you have been in a car…
Nobody wants to get hurt, especially at work. The frustration and unnecessary disruption to your life can feel as bad as the injury itself. The good news is, you don’t have to do it alone. If you are injured in an accident at work, you are likely entitled to workers’ compensation…
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