Work-related injuries are not restricted to the workplace. Workers may be injured while traveling and take steps to assure they receive treatment and benefits. Injuries while traveling A worker may be entitled to workers’ compensation benefits if they suffer a...
Many occupations pose the risk of death or fatal injury while all workers may suffer unexpected and fatal work-related injuries. Fortunately, families who lose a loved one in a work-related accident may be entitled to compensation when this tragedy occurs. Fatality...
New York City nurses are true heroes. They sacrifice so much, all so they can provide essential care to their patients. However, the nursing profession is rife with occupational injuries and illnesses. Nurses face a high rate of injury In the past, nurses have faced...
When you suffer a work injury, you have a lot of concerns. How long will it take you to recover? How long will it take to receive workers’ compensation? You also may have another worry: Will your employer punish you for filing a workers’ compensation claim? Workers’...
Whether on a construction site or completing a home renovation project, New Yorkers rely heavily on the use of step ladders to finish a job successfully. Unfortunately, even a small ladder in the hands of a professional can present hazards that lead to significant...
New York workers often engage in repetitive motions on the job. This can lead to repetitive stress injuries. One such injury is carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS). Some people do not understand exactly how damaging CTS is for workers. Today we will examine the true impact...
People may not view grocery store work as inherently risky. However, those who work in this profession know better. If you suffer a workplace injury, you may be eligible to receive workers’ compensation benefits. The following are just some of the risks faced by...
When you make a living as a construction worker in New York, it can be both thrilling and rewarding. However, it may also be risky, as the nature of the work may expose you to situations that could be deadly if proper safety precautions are not taken. Some accidents...
Home health aides and nurses across the country face higher rates of occupational injury than most Americans. These jobs require you to be on your feet all day, potentially performing strenuous tasks like lifting or supporting another person. Overexertion is the...
People may assume that jobs many consider to be low risk, such as working in an office, are perfectly safe. However, you can be injured in any workplace setting, from industries known to be dangerous, such as construction, to jobs requiring little physical activity....