Posted on: 18 June 2018
If you get hurt at work you may know that your employer pays for insurance to cover this situation. With workers' compensation insurance on board, your medical bills will be paid in full as long as the treatment is due to your injury or illness. There is another form of benefit that helps you financially in addition to the medical expense payment, so read on to learn more.
Lost wages while sick
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Posted on: 17 May 2018
Dealing with an injury caused by negligence or carelessness can be bad enough, but if you wait too long to file a claim for damages, you end up missing out on compensation. A statute of limitations controls all types of crimes and cases, and the amount of time varies from state to state. Medical malpractice cases fall into the personal injury or civil category but the time limits for filing a case can be much shorter than for other personal injury situations.
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Posted on: 13 April 2018
Slipping and falling is one of the more common ways that individuals will suffer serious injuries. While the injuries from these accidents can be costly and disruptive, many victims will simply fail to consider the full range of options that are available to them.
Myth 1: The Ground Must Be Wet To Claim Slip And Fall
A common assumption that slip and fall accident victims will have is that the ground must have been wet for them to be able to file a slip and fall claim.
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Posted on: 13 February 2018
When you get injured in an accident by a negligent party, filing a claim with the insurance of the party at fault is something you should consider. If you do this, however, it is helpful to fully understand how the process works so that you will know which damages can be covered. The following are some things you should know when filing an insurance claim:
Coverage You Can Expect
When you are injured, you can expect many of your expenses to be covered by the insurance of the party at fault.
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