Recent Blog Posts
What Are The Most Difficult Injuries To Prove?
Proving the legitimacy of injuries has long been a barrier for victims seeking compensation. The truth is that insurance adjusters and defendants will look for any excuse to avoid paying out settlements, and they often question the validity of injuries. That being said, some injuries are inherently more difficult to prove than others, and… Read More »
Bob Saget’s Family Suing After Unexplained Hotel Room Death
News organizations have been discussing Bob Saget’s death for some time now. His family members want to keep the details of his passing as private as possible, for understandable reasons. However, many details have already been published by the media, and people have been left scratching their heads as a result. No one can… Read More »
Man Injured En Route From Bedroom To Home Office Files WC Claim
COVID has created a new normal and not everyone likes it. One interest group that is having a major issue right now is workers’ compensation insurers. They are being forced to pay claims related to remote employees’ “workplace” injuries. In one instance, a man injured himself after tripping on his way from his bed… Read More »
Driver Claims Homeless Woman Stuck Her Foot Under Tire To Cause Injury
A driver working for an HVAC company claimed a homeless woman attempted to intentionally injure herself as she was passing through a crosswalk. According to the homeless woman, she was hit by a white work van that was operating at a high rate of speed. Luckily for the homeless woman, a bystander told police… Read More »
Complaints About Attorney’s Fees In Workers’ Compensation Cases
You won’t hear any of our clients complaining about our exorbitant fees related to litigation of their claims against insurance companies. That’s because our clients don’t have to pay the fees. Instead, the defendant pays the fees when they lose the claim and our client is awarded money owed. This means fighting your workers’… Read More »
Injured Workers Claim “Culture Of Apathy” At Amazon
Amazon warehouses are like the 6th layer of Hell according to workers who have suffered serious repetitive stress injuries related to their position as “pickers”. Pickers are responsible for gathering warehouse items and placing them into robots, thus preparing them for delivery. Part of the problem is that the robots require you to use… Read More »
Canadian Call Center Employee Injured At Home Eligible For Compensation
Right now, there’s a battle brewing between at-home workers and their employers. Employers do not want to pay out claims related to injuries suffered in their employee’s homes, even while they’re technically on the job. They can’t control the environment, so why should they be responsible for it? Well, that’s the crux of the… Read More »
Librarian Injured By Snowplow Forced To File Comp Claim
The application of the rules differs from state to state and some of the rules are different too when it comes to workers’ compensation. In some cases, it can be very difficult to determine whether or not an injury is work-related or not. In one case, a New Jersey librarian was injured in her… Read More »
Worker Allowed To Sue After On-The-Job Dog Bite Injury
Workers are almost never allowed to file lawsuits against their employers for on-the-job injuries. However, one case is testing the “exclusive remedy” provision of workers’ compensation. In this case, a Home Depot worker was injured on the job when a customer brought their dog into the store. The dog bit the worker causing injury…. Read More »
Group Home Sued After Recovery Van Flips Killing 7
A group home is facing several lawsuits after a van under their control flipped over on the I-85 killing 7 women in recovery. The van was transporting 15 women to a meeting when the accident occurred. Lawsuits have been filed by the families of the deceased and the survivors. The group home goes by… Read More »
