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Category: Workplace Injury

Occupational Injuries that lead to California Workers’ Compensation Claims

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Employers or insurers provide workers’ compensation benefits for on-the-job injuries. Occupational injury claims are usually for long-term injuries. Cancer and RSI can lead to a lawsuit if they develop from a work accident.

Construction Sector And Workplace Injuries: 5 Things you need to know

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This is why training construction site safety to avoid work-related injuries at Workplace Injuries is crucial.

What You Need to Know About Work Injury and Negligence in Workers’ Compensation?

Workers’ compensation is a system that benefits employees who are injured or become ill due to their job.

Specific Trauma Work Injuries: Top 5 Benefits Are You Entitled To  

Trauma Injuries | Spiro K Pistiolas

If you have suffered a work-related Trauma Injuries, Compensation benefits can help you cover the cost of medical treatment, lost wages, and other expenses.

The 5 Most Dangerous Industries For Workers In The United States

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Several industries in the United States are considered dangerous for workers. This includes industries such as construction, mining, and agriculture.

PTO & Work Injury: Can I Lose My Paid Time Off Due To My Injury?

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Although it is not required by federal law in the United States for businesses to provide paid time off (PTO), many do so as a perk for their staff.

Can You Get Social Security Benefits and Workers’ Comp at the Same Time?

Social Security Benefits | Spiro K Pistiolas

Workers who get hurt on the job may wonder if they can get Social Security Disability (SSD) and workers’ compensation (WC) benefits. The answer is not set in stone; it depends on the situation.

How to Prove Your Work Injury? : 3 Things You Need to Know

Work Injury | Spiro K Pistiolas Workers' compensation Lawyer

Security footage can help show that an injury happened at work. If you get work injury and the incident was caught on security footage, this can be used as proof to support your claim.

Workers’ Comp Claims: What Are The Dangers Of Not Reporting A Workplace Injury?

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Employees often think of workers’ compensation claims as a hassle, but the risks of not reporting an injury at work can be much more significant.

Temporary Disability: Top 5 things You Must Know Before You File A Claim

Temporary Disability | Spiro K Pistiolas

Temporary Disability Claim forms get filled out when someone is sick or hurt and can’t work. Most of the time, the claim is about sickness or injury at work.

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