Social Security Disability

What to Do If You Are Denied Social Security Disability in Oklahoma

Sometimes you find yourself suffering an injury, illness, or disability that is beyond your control and limits your ability to work. If you find yourself in this situation, you have options for support, including Social Security disability income (SSDI) payments. Not every disabled individual receives payments for Social Security disability in Oklahoma, but do not give up if you...

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Worker's Compensation claims in Missouri

What If My Missouri Workers’ Comp Claim Is Contested?

There are a variety of reasons why your employer’s workers comp carrier may contest your claim for benefits.  If you filed your claim after the deadline or failed to provide the required notice, your claim could be contested.  There may also be issues related to your injury, and how and when it occurred, which may result in a dispute....

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Workers' Compensation

Can I Sue My Employer After a Workplace Accident in Arkansas?

Workplace accidents can have devastating consequences. The workers’ compensation system in Arkansas supports and protects injured employees after an accident. Many clients ask, “Can I sue my employer for a workplace injury?” In most cases, you cannot sue an employer if you are hurt on the job. However, there are some exceptions to this rule. If you want to...

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Worker's Compensation claims in Missouri

Can I Make a Workers Comp Claim for a Workplace Assault?

The purpose of a Workers’ Compensation claim is to ensure that employees who become injured on the job can be reimbursed for those injuries, without having to resort to the courts. The way the system works is that the injured employee receives compensation for the work-related injuries and agrees not to file a legal action against the employer. If...

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Personal Injury

Oklahoma Statute of Limitations For Personal Injury Claims

If someone else’s negligence or conduct injures you or someone you love, you may feel unsure where to turn and what to do. You may have medical bills and be unable to work due to your injury. You, however, may be able to seek compensation from the responsible party. While it is normal to be focused on your recovery...

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Workers' Compensation

What Is the Waiting Period for Workers’ Comp in Arkansas?

When workers get hurt on the job, they might be unable to work for weeks or months until they recover. Sometimes, these workers can’t ever return to work because their injuries are so severe. Fortunately, Arkansas law requires most employers to carry workers’ compensation insurance for their employers.  Workers’ comp in Arkansas provides benefits for injured employees, such as...

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Wrongful Death

Can You Sue A Hospital For Wrongful Death?

Regrettably, some people can be admitted to a hospital for a non-life-threatening ailment, and never make it out.  When a loved one dies unexpectedly while admitted to a hospital, questions often arise as to whether they received appropriate medical care.  In those situations, consulting with a wrongful death attorney, who has experience in handling wrongful death cases, can help...

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Personal Injury

Construction Accidents and the Applicable OSHA Regulations

A Construction Accident Lawyer must be familiar with all of the laws that apply to workplace injuries, including the standards established by OSHA, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.  These standards are official rules and regulations that are legally binding.  If an employer violates any of the OSHA standards, and that violation leads to the personal injury of an...

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Workers' Compensation

How to File a Workers’ Comp Claim in Oklahoma

If you were recently injured at work, you may be wondering how to file a workers’ comp claim in Oklahoma. You have come to the right place. This article discusses the steps to take to ensure you receive the benefits you are entitled to as well as how long you have to file a workers’ comp claim. Remember, the...

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Workers' Compensation

Maximum Medical Improvement (MMI) in an Arkansas Workers’ Comp Claim

Under Arkansas law, when you are injured while at work, you may be entitled to receive workers’ compensation benefits. The purpose of these benefits is to provide monetary compensation while you recover from your injuries until you are able to return to work.  Notably, however, the benefits you may be entitled to receive could change over time as you...

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