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Four things to know about filing for workers’ compensation What Do I Need To Know About Filing for Workers' Compensation? Whether you work on a factory floor or sit at a desk in an office, you can face accidents in your workplace. Getting injured while you’re at work can leave you wondering how you will…
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Three ways a lawyer can help you with your Ohio workers’ comp claim Can a lawyer help my workers' comp claim in Ohio? If you have been injured at work and considering a workers’ compensation claim, you might be tempted to go it alone and handle the administrative process without the help of an attorney.…
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What Should I Know About Wrongful Death Survivors’ Damages? It is never easy when a loved one passes away. It can be especially painful when it wasn’t their time, but instead, their death was because of someone else’s negligence. Think of a drunk driver who kills a mother of three in a car accident, or…
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Applying for SSD Benefits? We Can Help What Should I Know Before Applying for Disability Benefits? The Social Security Administration doesn’t just provide retirement benefits; Social Security benefits can also help to replace a portion of lost income if you or a loved one becomes significantly disabled. If you are unable to work due to…
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From Toledo's Workers' Compensation Attorneys The Top Questions About Workers’ Comp: A serious injury is the last thing anyone wants or expects to happen to them. A bodily injury can be painful, debilitating, expensive, and even traumatic. Such an injury occurring at work only complicates matters further. Filing and managing a claim with the Ohio…
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Are independent contractors covered under Workers’ Compensation? What’s in a name? Well, more than you might think! Nowhere is this more applicable than in the discussion regarding employee/independent contractors. Possibly one of the most important—yet least well understood—elements of the FLSA (Fair Labor Standards Act) concerns the definition of an “employee.” Who is Considered an…
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