Workers’ Compensation Blog

Learn what constitutes a chronic injury, and how workers’ compensation can help those suffering from one related to their job.

The Allen Rule in workers’ compensation refers to matters involving claims for injured employees who suffer from a pre-existing condition.

Can you receive benefits from both Social Security Disability and workers’ compensation at the same time? Yes, but there is a caveat.

What is a workers’ comp hearing? What a typical hearing looks like, and the things you can do to make sure your hearing goes smoothly.

The attorney you need to negotiate a workers’ compensation settlement will have strong communication skills, patience, and persistence.

One of the critical ways a workers’ compensation attorney can win your case is by making a thorough investigation and gathering evidence.

What is a workers’ comp mediation? Learn what a typical mediation looks like, and how you can prepare for yours.

Workers’ comp can cover illnesses that resurface and injuries that worsen so long as they’re tied to the original work-related incident.

What does FDA-approved non-opioid drug Journavx mean for workers’ compensation?

A workers’ compensation attorney can help determine if your settlement offered is worth accepting, or worth further negotiations.