Monthly Archives: April 2024
What Jobs Are Commonly Associated With Rotator Cuff Injuries?
In your shoulder, there is a group of tendons and muscles called the rotator cuff. The rotator cuff is why your shoulder is stable and can move in any direction. Most rotator cuff injuries occur because of repeating movements over prolonged periods. However, injuries to the rotator cuff can also happen due to traumatic… Read More »
Jobs With the Highest Risk of Burn Injuries
Employees can suffer different types of injuries while on the job. Among the most common work-related injuries that employees suffer are burn injuries. The CDC, the World Health Organization, and the American Burn Association estimate that 1.1 million people a year in the U.S. suffer burn injuries. A large percentage of these burn injuries… Read More »
Jobs Where Slip and Fall Injuries Are Common
One of the most common workplace accidents are slip and fall accidents. Unfortunately, slip and fall accidents can result in severe injuries that adversely affect a worker’s life. A slip and fall injury can make it challenging for someone to work and perform daily tasks. Slip and fall accidents, at times, lead to death…. Read More »
Witnesses for Your Workers’ Compensation Case
If you suffered an injury while on the job, you may be eligible to file a workers’ compensation claim and recover financial benefits. Workers’ compensation can cover, among other things, your medical expenses and lost wages. However, obtaining workers’ compensation benefits is not an easy thing. The workers’ compensation claims process can be complex…. Read More »
Top 5 Reasons People Avoid Filing Workers’ Compensation Claims
In Vermont, all employers are required to purchase workers’ compensation insurance. Workers’ compensation coverage is meant to protect individuals who suffer injuries or illnesses while on the job. While the workers’ compensation system is designed to offer financial support to injured and sick employees, there are times when people may contemplate avoiding filing for… Read More »