Defending Your Rights And Future And Seeking The Compensation You Deserve
Are you struggling with a health problem that's making it difficult to work? You're not alone. Many people face similar challenges and wonder what medical conditions qualify for long-term disability benefits. These benefits are crucial for maintaining financial...
When an injury or illness limits a person’s ability to work, they may qualify for disability benefits. However, disabilities come in various types and degrees of severity, and these distinctions are extremely important when seeking benefits. If you are applying for...
Dealing with a work-related injury can be stressful, especially when it limits your ability to work. These limitations can make it challenging to earn a living and support your family. That's why it's crucial to understand your rights and options for returning to work...
Workplace injuries can dramatically alter your life. One minute you're doing your job, the next you're dealing with pain, medical appointments and a mountain of bills. It's enough to make anyone's head spin. That's where workers' compensation comes in. A workers'...
Getting hurt on the job can be painful and stressful. After the injury, you have to navigate complex workers' compensation rules, such as the 90-day rule. The workers' compensation 90-day rule is key to accessing benefits like medical care, lost wages and disability...
As an employee, your livelihood is your lifeline. Earning a living supports not only you but also your family and future. When you get injured, it becomes difficult to work and earn money. Your abilities are significantly hampered due to the pain and limitations that...
Workers in different industries face various risks due to their work environments. As someone who works in a physically demanding job, you face even more risks if you work in manufacturing, retail, construction and health care. Regardless of the industry, you should...
If you cannot work because of an injury, illness or medical condition, you may qualify for South Dakota disability benefits. These benefits can give you monetary help and access to financial resources. Living with a disability often means higher medical costs,...
After an injury, you may first go on workers' compensation if you are injured on the job. If an extended recovery period is needed beyond what it covers, you can request job-protected disability leave under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) or the Americans with...
Shoulder injuries are one of the most common workplace injuries that cause people to miss work. They result in the longest periods of temporary disability benefits, averaging around 168 days (about five and a half months). This is much longer than the time missed for...