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Workers’ compensation exists to make sure people injured on the job have a path to recovery without suffering financial ruin. If you’re hurt at work, the system is supposed to…

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HEAT-RELATED ILLNESSES COMMON AMONG OUTDOOR WORKERS Outdoor workers are subject to a significantly higher level of environmental hazards during an average workday than in other types of jobs. Although employers…

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How Soon Should I File My Workers’ Comp Claim?

DEADLINES FOR KENTUCKY WORKERS’ COMPENSATION Time is of the essence when pursuing a workers’ compensation claim. Not only do you have to adhere to the state’s statute of limitations but…

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WHICH INJURIES ARE COMMON AMONG CONSTRUCTION WORKERS? The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reports that over 20% of workplace fatalities in the United States involve construction workers, and thousands of other individuals…

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GATHER THIS INFORMATION BEFORE FILING A CLAIM Although many people have reservations about filing a workers’ compensation claim after becoming injured at work, doing so is one of the most…

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What Is Employer Retaliation?

SIGNS OF EMPLOYER RETALIATION IN THE WORKERS’ COMP PROCESS Individuals who sustain an injury in the workplace may be hesitant to come forward or pursue a workers’ compensation claim for…

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Whether a teenager getting a summer job or someone employed in the agricultural sector, seasonal workers are crucial for many industries. In fact, there are more than 3 million seasonal farmworkers throughout…

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