This article will offer readers a detailed step-by-step guide to filing a workers’ compensation lawsuit in the state of Tennessee. 

When a worker gets injured on the job, the employer's responsibilities go beyond just having insurance; they need to help the employee.

This article contains more information about what injured employees shouldn't do while on workers' comp. 

This blog discusses workers’ disability benefits and whether one can obtain this remuneration after agreeing on a settlement. 

When an employee's regular job is unfeasible due to injury or illness, limited duty serves as a critical alternative to a full-time position

This article goes over ways to avoid being re-injured in the workplace and steps to take if you’ve been re-injured on the job. 

This article discusses workers' compensation as is a crucial support system for employees who get hurt or sick because of their jobs.

This article goes over the steps needed to receive compensation if you've suffered an injury due to the employer's negligence. 

In this article we will go over the basics of workers' comp knee injury claims and types of compensation a victim can receive.

Injured workers may be eligible for workers' compensation disability benefits, which is typically two-thirds of the average weekly wage.

Workers' compensation is a form of insurance designed to help employees who have suffered a work-related injury or illness.

Maximum medical improvement (MMI) holds significant importance in determining an injured worker's benefits.

Those suffering a rotator cuff injury may want to know how much their case is worth. Learn more in this article.

This article delves into the complexities of how workmans' comp works when a person has two jobs.

In this article, learn about the carpal tunnel syndrome, if you can get workers' comp, the factors influencing it, and how to get help.

Although employees have one year to obtain workers' compensation, they should receive medical treatment as soon as possible.

Knowing what causes the most falls on construction sites is essential in preventing serious or fatal injuries at work.

Victims can sue for alleged personal injuries arising from a construction defect as long as they serve written notice in time.