Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About Wrongful Death What is considered "wrongful death"? A death is considered wrongful if it was caused by the negligence, intentional act, or reckless behavior of another person or entity. This can encompass various...
Fighting Discrimination After a Workers’ Comp Claim Workers’ compensation provides essential benefits to employees who suffer injuries or illnesses arising from their employment. However, some workers may face discrimination or retaliation for exercising...
Options and Considerations in a Workers’ Comp Settlement A workers’ compensation settlement is an agreement between an injured worker and their employer’s workers’ compensation insurance carrier to resolve a workers’ compensation claim....
Employer’s Responsibilities in Workers’ Comp Claims Workers’ compensation law provides benefits to employees who are injured or become ill from employment. These benefits can include medical care, lost wages, and vocational rehabilitation. Employers...
Rights and Options After a Work Injury As an injured worker, you have several rights that protect your interests and ensure that you receive the benefits you deserve. These rights include: The Right to Report Your Injury or Illness. You have the right to report your...
Deadlines for Claiming Your Workers’ Comp Rights The deadline for filing a workers’ compensation claim varies from state to state. In general, you must file your claim within one to two years of the date of your injury or illness. However, there are some...
