Reviewed By: Personal Injury Team Last Updated: July 30, 2026 When discussing workplace injuries, serious accidents typically come to mind. Slips, falls, and collisions can leave employees facing a long recovery – and holding hefty hospital bills. But there are plenty of on-the-job injuries that occur outside of a single, traumatic event. These are most […]
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Reviewed By: Personal Injury Team Last Updated: July 30, 2026 From a slippery floor in a warehouse to an improperly positioned desk, any workspace can be risky. In fact, an employee is injured on the job every seven seconds, according to the National Safety Council. Workplace injuries can have a wide-ranging effect, not only harming […]
Reviewed & Updated: June 18th, 2026 The COVID-19 pandemic fundamentally shifted how we do business, turning what was once a temporary pivot into a permanent fixture of the modern economy. Years after the initial shift, remote and hybrid work models are firmly established as the norm for millions of U.S. employees who continue to blur […]
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Depositions are an important piece of the puzzle when it comes to workers’ compensation cases. These meetings under oath help your attorney and the other side’s legal team get the facts and data straight before your trial begins. It’s important to know what to do in a deposition and what mistakes to avoid during a […]
When an accident results in a traumatic brain injury (TBI), suffering from short- and long-term effects can lead to medical bills, missed work, and emotional suffering. While regaining your health and sense of self is your focus, no one deserves to suffer long-term from the lost wages and medical costs, as well. It’s common for […]
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Navigating the aftermath of a work injury may be confusing, so it’s important to know what’s true and what’s not when it comes to workers’ compensation. These types of benefits vary with each employer, and not knowing what benefits you have available to you or how they work can be intimidating. That’s why our dedicated […]
When road construction is present, the work-zone is covered in signs and bright orange cones and barrels to alert drivers of the work being done. The brightly colored signs get your attention for one reason: Safety. Yet, work-zone accident after another unfortunately have become commonplace. Here in Charleston, we find ourselves encountering road work almost […]
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When you’re going through a personal injury case, an injured person generally is receiving treatment from one specialist such as an orthopedist or a neurosurgeon. These specialists are typically tasked with rendering opinions on your condition such as future medical requirements and work restrictions. At some point, however you may hear the term independent medical […]
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Each year, in the United States alone, 7,000 to 9,000 people die as a result of a medication error. Additionally, hundreds of thousands of other patients experience an error, but often do not report an adverse reaction or other medication complications. (National Library of Medicine, 2022) When you pick up your prescription from the pharmacy, […]
You’ve been trained, given guidelines, and always lift with your knees, but yet an accident still happened. If you have a job that requires heavy lifting, even the most highly trained employee can still endure an injury. While regular heaving lifting doesn’t seem like something to worry about, it’s important to know what to do […]
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