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Jul 29, 2013

The 12 Things You Must Do If You Are Hurt At Work

By |July 29th, 2013|Uncategorized, workers' comp basics, workers' comp qanda, workers' compensation, Workplace Injury|0 Comments

Today’s post comes from guest author Paul J. McAndrew, Jr. from Paul McAndrew Law Firm.Injured workers’ call me all the time asking me what they need to do to make sure they protect their legal rights.  If you are hurt on the job, whether it is due to an acute traumatic injury (like cutting yourself [...]

Jul 04, 2013

Official Disabilities Guidelines Now Covers Diabetes

By |July 4th, 2013|Doctors, Uncategorized|0 Comments

Today's post comes from guest author Paul J. McAndrew, Jr. from Paul McAndrew Law Firm.While diabetes is not a work injury or illness, it can have a serious impact on the rate at which an injured worker recovers. For instance, people with diabetes may have a much harder time healing from a foot or leg [...]

Jun 24, 2013

Intoxication, Work, And Workers’ Compensation Don’t Mix

By |June 24th, 2013|Uncategorized, workers' compensation|0 Comments

Today’s post comes from guest author Paul J. McAndrew, Jr. from Paul McAndrew Law Firm.Most of us know that, for both professional reasons and in the interest of safety, remaining sober while on the job is essential. However, it is important to also recognize that workers’ who are intoxicated at the time that they sustain [...]

Feb 04, 2013

Suicides in the U.S. Military: An Epidemic; What about Workers’ Compensation?

By |February 4th, 2013|mental health, Uncategorized, Workers' Compensation|0 Comments

In 2012, suicides in the U.S. military were at a record high of 349, which was higher than the 295 American combat deaths in Afghanistan in 2012. This number is up from 301 in 2011. The Pentagon has had a difficult time dealing with this epidemic, which likely stems from military personnel being in combat [...]

Jan 24, 2013

PTSD and Police Officers at the Newtown Massacre

By |January 24th, 2013|First Responders, Health, Mental Injuries, PTSD, Uncategorized, workers' compensation, Workplace Injury|0 Comments

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a type of anxiety disorder that can occur after a person has seen or experienced a traumatic event that involved the threat of injury or death. In civil war battles a soldier may be sitting next to his best friend when a cannonball takes off his friend’s head. The horror [...]

Jan 21, 2013

The SMART Act and Workers’ Compensation

By |January 21st, 2013|Medicare, Uncategorized|0 Comments

Medicare should not pay medical bills that are the primary responsibility of a third party. When they do, they want to be reimbursed, and all parties understand that concept, but the problem is the lengthy delays and lack of due process. The SMART Act, which was signed into law by President Obama on January 10, [...]

Dec 24, 2012

Holding Individuals Accountable For Workplace Safety Violations

By |December 24th, 2012|Uncategorized, workplace accidents, Workplace Safety|0 Comments

British Petroleum (BP) supervisors Donald J. Vidrine and Robert Kaluza were indicted on manslaughter charges in the deaths of 11 fellow workers' in connection with the 2009 Deepwater Horizon explosion in the Gulf of Mexico. David Rainey, a BP deepwater explorer, was charged with obstruction of Congress and lying about the size of the spill. [...]

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