workers’ compensation
Will Filing For Workers’ Comp Make Me Lose My Job?
Filing a workers’ compensation claim after a work-related injury can be a daunting decision, especially when you’re worried about job security. In South Carolina, employees often ask, “If I sue for workers’ comp, will I lose my job?” The good news is that state laws are in place to protect you from retaliation or wrongful…
Read MoreDoes Surgery Increase Workers Comp Settlement?
When you get hurt on the job, dealing with the workers’ comp process can be tough, especially if you need surgery. The average workers’ comp settlement can vary widely based on the type of surgery and associated costs, covering medical expenses and lost wages. Surgery means a more serious injury which means higher compensation. But…
Read MoreColumbia Car Accident Lawyer: How Much Can I Get In My Case
One of the first things our clients ask us is how much their car accident case is worth. We don’t take offense at this. After all, the only reason people hire a Columbia car accident lawyer is to get compensation for their injuries. They may say they care about getting justice. But, at the end…
Read MoreHow Do I Get Compensation If I Was Injured In A Slip And Fall In The Parking Lot At Work
Usually, when you get into an accident when at work, you simply get worker’s compensation. However, if you slip and fall in the parking lot of your workplace you will have to file a personal injury suit. The incident doesn’t fall under worker’s comp since you were not officially working or in other words ‘on…
Read MoreMost Common Workplace Injuries And How To Claim Workers' Compensation
In the United States, there are around three million work related illnesses and injuries reported every year, with over half of them requiring time off work. Some of them lead to ongoing restrictions and others require a complete change of job. Still others end up with the injured person becoming temporarily or permanently disabled. Following…
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