catastrophic workplace injury

Classifying Catastrophic Injuries: A Comprehensive Guide for Workers

Workplace injuries are an all too common occurrence. Any work-induced ailment or illness—such as chemical burns, total knee replacement, total hip replacement, heart attack, stroke, carpal tunnel, vision impairment, hearing damage, eye injury, rheumatoid arthritis, fibromyalgia, psychological injuries, and more—is covered under workers’ compensation. When

Catastrophe Compensation—Coping with a Crisis

Workplace accidents happen in all sectors and range from construction accidents and work-related car wrecks to the general office accident. Just as the accident type varies, so too does the resulting injury. Any damage—such as chemical burns, total knee replacement, total hip replacement, heart attack

Life-threatening Injuries in the Workplace

Although relatively uncommon, sometimes workplace accidents can result in life-threatening/altering injuries. These injuries can drastically affect your everyday life leaving you in pain and with a decreased ability to perform your job to the extent that you could prior. Despite the fact that your injury

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