Whether you’ve suffered a slip-and-fall on the newly waxed company floor or got sick from the chemicals at work, you know workers’ compensation coverage has got you covered. But what do you do when a prior bout of arthritis flares up again while you’re working? Is workers’ compensation available to you to cover the cost […]
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School is back in session, and with the start of a new year comes fresh outfits, shiny new school supplies, and a renewed focus on school bus safety. Saying goodbye to your child in the morning means entrusting their safety to those in the school system – teachers, custodial staff, and especially school bus drivers. […]
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In the blink of an eye, a brain injury can alter the course of your life. While broken bones and bruises are most often associated with motor vehicle crashes, one of the most common injuries also happens to be one of the most severe – traumatic brain injuries (TBI). A TBI occurs when the brain […]
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Reviewed By: Personal Injury Team Last Updated: July 30, 2026 When it comes to the workplace, it can be easy to spot an accident waiting to happen. From a product leak to falling off a ladder, being alert to your surroundings can help you avoid a catastrophe and save you from a devastating injury. But […]
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In the United States, an employee suffers a work-related injury every seven seconds. In 2022, employers reported 2.8 million injury and illness cases due to workplace accidents – up 7.5% from the previous year. Workplace accidents range in severity, from minor bumps and bruises to more serious spinal cord injuries. Some of the most challenging […]
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The realities of workers’ compensation can be daunting, especially for part-time employees who don’t often receive the full scope of benefits compared to their full-time counterparts. As a part-time employee, are you eligible to receive workers’ compensation? In this comprehensive guide, the workers’ compensation lawyers at Hoffman Law Firm, conveniently located near you, will clarify […]
A cyclist has died after being struck by a vehicle on Sunday, July 21 in Mount Pleasant. According to WCBD-TV Charleston, the Mount Pleasant Police Department (MPPD) responded to the accident in the area of Rifle Range Road and Ben Sawyer Boulevard around 4:36 p.m. The cyclist, later identified as 64-year-old David Murray, was transported […]
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The loss of a loved one leaves a hole within us that is not easily filled. With the death of a loved one, feelings of anger, devastation, and confusion are typically felt in waves. However, losing someone you love due to the negligence of another may bring about a feeling that outweighs the rest: seeking […]
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Our places of employment encompass a variety of titles and meanings, from a sanctuary away from home to simply an obligation in exchange for cold, hard cash. No matter what place your job holds in your life; there is no prospect more terrifying than being unable to return to work. A work-related injury has the […]
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In today’s world, many people have no boundaries when it comes to their personal lives and their social media platforms. From documenting your lunchtime snack to seeking recommendations for a doctor, there is nothing too personal for the eyes of the digital space. But what happens when a status update or post about your recent […]
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