Our Areas of Practice
Workers' Compensation
Ohio Workers' Compensation
law is complicated and constantly changing and without
question you need help navigating the system; knowing
who to talk to and when; and knowing your rights.
Typically, the Workers'
Compensation compensates injured Ohioans for lost wages
and medical bills incurred as a result of resulting from
an injury at work. In order to get your medical
bills taken care of and to be eligible for lost wages
you must prove that you suffered an injury or
occupational disease during the course of and/or arising
out of their employment. Oftentimes, the employer
will step in and fight your claim, which can seriously
slow down or stop your benefits altogether. Your
employer will hire attorneys to get your claim denied.
These situations are complicated and require legal
attention immediately.
If you, a friend, or a
family member have been involved in a work related
accident or are suffering from a disease such as carpal
tunnel syndrome or arthritis or degenerative disc
disease which you feel may be from your work, give the
dedicated staff at NR & S a call. We have
attorneys and paralegals waiting to help you navigate
the system and get your bills taken care of and the
money you deserve. Our fight is your fight.
Call today for a free consolation with an experienced
Workers' Compensation attorney.
In some situations, Workers'
Compensation is not an injured workers' exclusive remedy
for compensation. Such situations generally arise
when a third party (other than the employer) is in some
way responsible for the injury. If you think this
situation applies to you, contact us immediately for a
free consultation.
There are a variety of injuries which are
recognizable by the Bureau of Workers' Compensation, some examples
are:
|
Herniated
Discs |
Carpal
Tunnel Syndrome |
|
Psychological Disorders |
Heart
Attacks |
|
Reflex
Sympathetic Dystrophy |
Amputations |
|
Sprains and
Strains |
Head and
Facial Disfigurement |
|
Loss of
sight or hearing |
Death claims
for exposure to chemicals |
|
Aggravations
to Pre-existing Conditions |
Dependents |
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