Each year, many employees are injured while on the job. While we all know about Worker's Compensation, we rarely think about it until something happens. Here are some guidelines on what to expect if you are injured on the job.
For many people, driving company-owned or personal vehicles is an important part of their job. Many of the same road hazards apply while driving on the job.
Almost one third of injuries in the workplace are caused by slips, trips and falls. These can range from minor injuries such as cuts and sprains to more severe issues such as broken bones, and back injuries.
It's definitely fair season here in West Virginia, with several scheduled for the coming weeks. While these outdoor events are usually filled with fun, here are a few ideas to make your outing safe:
Commercial vehicles of all sizes are an important part of our economy. Whether they are delivering goods and services locally, or moving items across country, large trucks are essential. However, sharing the road with these vehicles can lead to serious accidents and injuries.
If you work full time, the chances you will be injured or suffer an illness on the job is greater than you think.
Automobile accidents can leave even the calmest driver shaken. You are just trying to process what happened and calm your nerves. Often this can cloud your judgement and jeopardize any future legal actions if needed.
There’s nothing better than cooling off at the local pool on a hot summer day. Now that school is out for the summer, kids and families are flocking to public pools for a relaxing day in the sun.
As temperatures climb in West Virginia, motorists are more likely to encounter bicycle riders. Be sure you know the laws that govern bicycle riders and your interaction with them.
You’ve been involved in an auto accident. Through no fault of your own, you have been injured and your vehicle had serious damage. The other driver has admitted he caused the crash. His insurance company is cooperating. So do you really need a lawyer?
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