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Category Archives: Injured At Work

VISIBLE SIGNS OF INJURY

By Heiting & Irwin |

One component of any personal injury case is “general damages”, which is more commonly known as “pain and suffering”.  According to the Judicial Council of California Civil Jury Instructions, a plaintiff may make a claim for past and future physical pain, mental suffering, loss of enjoyment of life, disfigurement, physical impairment, inconvenience, grief, anxiety,… Read More »

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Who Pays for My Medical Bills if I am Hurt on the Job?

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 You got injured on the job, and you want to make sure that you’re going to have insurance coverage pay for your injuries. You don’t have to worry about covering these costs in addition to your normal medical expenses. You can rest assured your bills will be covered.  If you got sick or injured… Read More »

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PREPARE YOURSELF!

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After being injured on the job it is recommended that you always do the following: Notify your employer that you hurt yourself. Why? Because, even when you think you may have a minor injury, you may find out that as time progressed, so does the condition.  Your delay and/or failure to report can then… Read More »

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NEW YEARS WISHES FOR AN INJURED WORKER

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Here’s Our Wishes for you This New Year. 1. That you have a small Worker’s Compensation Case. Typically, the greater your injuries, the greater your permanent disability and the greater  your settlement. It would be wrong to ever wish a large settlement upon someone as that would be the equivalent of wishing that they… Read More »

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Types of Construction Site Accidents & Related Compensation

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If you are a construction worker or work in the field, you likely are already aware that your place of work is not always a safe one and can be very dangerous. According to recent reports published by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), over 20 percent of work-related casualties occur in the… Read More »

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Burn Injury Law: Establishing Liability and How to File a Claim

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A burn injury can result from a product defect, a workplace injury, or some other form of negligence. The party responsible for the injury is also responsible to cover the victim’s medical expenses and damages. In cases where a victim is partially held accountable for the incident, he or she could still be able… Read More »

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SELF-EMPLOYED LITIGANTS STILL NEED “OFF-WORK” NOTES

By Heiting & Irwin |

When someone is injured due to another’s negligence, one of the many losses attorneys attempt to recover are earnings which were lost during periods of disability or incapacity that resulted from the injury-producing event.  Most of my clients who are traditional wage-earners typically request some type of doctor’s note excusing them from work.  However,… Read More »

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Important Factors to Consider When Suffering an Injury at a Construction Site

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If you have suffered an injury at your construction site workplace, you probably already know that a serious injury can cause you to lose time away from work. Lost time can lead to other problems, especially if you are the main financial contributor in your household. Whether it is a catastrophic injury, or one… Read More »

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