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There are many myths and misconceptions about workers’ compensation benefits and it can be hard to determine what’s real and what isn’t. If you’ve never filed a claim, the following three misconceptions may discourage you from filing a ...
The vast majority of Ohio employers are required by the Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC) to carry workers’ compensation insurance. They can choose between State-funded or Self-insurance. Since workers’ compensation provides for ...
Workers’ compensation is intended to cover medical bills and lost income from work-related injuries. When you suffer a workplace injury, you may need medical treatment before your workers’ compensation claim is approved. Since many ...
When you’re injured on the job, you’ll need time to heal. In most cases, you’ll eventually return to work in some capacity. Depending on the injury, however, your medical restrictions may make it inadvisable or impracticable to go back ...
One common question workers’ compensation clients have is how long their claim will remain open. This is not to be confused with the statute of limitations, which dictates how long you have to submit a workers’ compensation claim. The ...
Whether you work one part-time job or multiple jobs, you still run the risk of sustaining injuries at work. Part-time employees may even be more at risk for injury than full time employees. When injuries occur, can you claim workers’ ...
Workers’ compensation is designed to assist employees who have been injured on the job. Unfortunately, some employers may operate a dangerous workplace—one where you’re more likely to get injured while working. While many workplace ...
There are many myths surrounding workers’ compensation. One damaging myth is the idea that your workplace injury needs to be “serious” to receive workers’ compensation benefits. You might feel awkward asking your employer to pay for ...
2020 and 2021 have seen a considerable worker shortage. The effects of COVID-19 have affected every industry on the planet, from healthcare to long-haul truck driving. The worker shortage is disastrous on many levels—including the ...
When you’re injured or contract an illness on the job, you may be eligible for workers’ compensation. Injuries and illnesses in the course and scope of your employment are covered under the state’s workers’ compensation program, ...
