When a high-wage earner suffers a serious workplace injury, the stakes are far greater than a prolonged recovery process. Securing the full workers' compensation payout becomes pivotal for protecting both their financial future and well-being. However, navigating the...
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Understanding how scheduled loss benefits work
Manual jobs like construction and heavy machinery work are more prone to accidents. Sometimes, these accidents can result in permanently losing use of your limbs. Such injuries can affect your ability to earn a living. Thankfully, workers' compensation benefits in New...
What happens when an injured worker doesn’t fully recover?
There are countless ways for workers to get hurt on the job. A cook could cut themselves while prepping a dish and damage a tendon in their hand. A delivery driver could end up in a crash that causes a traumatic brain injury. Workers in all different professions are...
When should you see a doctor after a workplace fall?
Falling at work can be a frightening experience, and knowing when to seek medical attention is important. Timely medical care can make a difference not only for your health but also for workers’ compensation. Immediate signs of injury If you experience severe pain,...
Does personal fault prevent a workers’ compensation claim?
Workers' compensation has protected employed individuals for decades. Employers have to carry coverage to protect themselves from liability in case workers get hurt on the job or develop illnesses related to their employment. Companies generally don't have to worry...
Is my insurance coverage a factor in a workers’ comp case?
Workers' compensation cases can be complex, and many factors influence the process. You might wonder whether your personal insurance coverage affects your workers' compensation claim. It is important to understand how insurance interacts with your benefits and what...
Can you get workers’ comp for repetitive strain injuries?
Workplace injuries caused by repetitive strain or ergonomic issues can have serious legal implications for both employees and employers. Understanding these challenges is important for ensuring safety and compliance in the workplace. Repetitive strain injuries...
Navigating doctor visits after a workers’ compensation claim
When you suffer an injury at work in New Jersey, you might wonder how to receive medical care under workers' compensation. It’s important to understand the process so you can proceed without delay. Understanding the process After reporting your workplace injury, your...
Who pays for injuries caused by workplace violence?
Violence is a known safety concern in certain careers. For example, those who work in law enforcement or security recognize that they may have to deal with unruly and aggressive people and could get hurt as a result. Violence can also arise in many other professions....
Workers’ comp and long-term impacts of workplace crush injuries
Workers' compensation provides support if you suffer an injury at work in New Jersey. Crush injuries, where parts of your body are pressed between objects, are common in industrial settings. These accidents can severely harm muscles, bones, and nerves. If you face...