August 2, 2025
An injury at work does not have to be fatal or even catastrophic to be compensated for an injury related to job duties. In fact, if you have an existing ailment that gradually worsens due to your job duties or if a repetitive action at work causes a condition such as carpal tunnel syndrome, these circumstances qualify for Workers’ Compensation as well. » Read More
July 22, 2025
If you are injured in a work-related accident you may be eligible for Workers’ Compensation benefits that will cover your medical costs and part of any wages lost while you recover from your injury. It is not required to use a lawyer to file your Workers’ Compensation claim; but in some instances, » Read More
July 15, 2025
Boating is a fun, recreational past time for many. Water safety is not necessarily the focus of attention for recreational boaters. Yet, water safety is an important part of all water-based activities. It is important to take certain precautions so that your recreational boating experience remains fun. U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) records show that half of all recreational fatalities occur in calm water and are caused by drowning. » Read More
July 8, 2025
Mobile phones have become an ever-present accessory for many of us. We depend on them to ensure we are always reachable as we tackle our daily activities. But too many drivers feel the need to be “reachable” even while driving. They are not getting the message that there is simply no safe way to text and drive. » Read More
June 28, 2025
Back injuries at work can result from a one-time trauma or over time with the use of the same muscles from repetitive motion. Since the body has an indelible way of trying to heal itself, the effects of a back injury may not be immediately recognized. In other instances, a worker can pinpoint a specific incident that led to a herniated disc, » Read More
June 11, 2025
Work at sea is among the most treacherous of jobs. Seamen and longshoremen need to have exceptional situational awareness, as well as a series of specialized skills. Yet, no amount of awareness or skill can provide complete protection from all workplace hazards. The best approach to prevent workplace hazards is to design hazards out of the job, as is the case for mandatory guarding of certain mechanical equipment. » Read More
