Workers’ Compensation

You are susceptible to workplace injuries even if you do not think you work in a dangerous environment. Though catastrophic injuries do occur, it is much more likely you will suffer chronic pain from a seemingly harmless activity, especially as a blue-collar worker....

Construction work can be a dangerous field, creating a high risk of worksite injuries. These injuries can be fatal or non-fatal to you, with slips, trips and falls typically having the highest incidence. Here are three injury statistics you can keep in mind as a...

While some workplaces, like construction sites, may seem more obviously dangerous than others, workers can sustain injuries in almost any workplace. Healthcare workers often suffer injuries while caring for the lives of others. Nursing home employees suffer injuries...

When you get involved in a workplace accident, you could sustain injuries that make it hard to live a normal daily life. Not only may it be difficult to get back to work, but you may also incur significant medical costs. The workers’ compensation system provides...

Residents of Sioux Falls and other nearby areas of South Dakota may want to learn more about restrictions for going back to work after an injury. These restrictions may dictate what a worker can and cannot do after a workers' compensation claim and receiving benefits....

So many employees are working remotely these days, and you may be among those who take care of business from a home office. But what happens if you suffer an injury? As a remote employee, do you qualify for benefits under workers’ compensation? A remote work policy As...

As a regular employee in South Dakota, you have the right to certain benefits. If you’re injured, fall ill or become disabled on the job, it’s your legal right to obtain disability benefits. However, you might want to know if you can get fired while on disability...

Residents of Sioux Falls and other parts of South Dakota may want to learn more about the requirements needed to receive total disability from a workers’ comp claim. Called PTD, permanent total disability means that you may never be able to return to work. It happens...