Workers’ Compensation Blog

Ohio requires that most employers carry workers' compensation insurance, which provides coverage for both full-time and part-time employees, including seasonal workers. This means if you get injured while performing your job duties, you are eligible to file a...

When you're injured on the job, one of the first questions that comes to mind is, "Will I still get paid while recovering?" It's a natural concern—after all, bills don’t stop just because you're hurt. Let’s break down how workers' compensation works in Ohio and what...

As a workers' compensation lawyer in Columbus, Ohio, I've seen many cases where employees are unsure about their rights regarding occupational diseases. It's crucial to understand that you have the right to compensation for work-related illnesses, just as you do for...

In Ohio, employment is generally considered “at-will,” allowing employers to terminate employees at any time for any reason - with one crucial exception.   Written into the Ohio Revised Code Section 4123.90 (paraphrased) states that no employer shall discharge,...

For those injured at work, workers’ compensation is there to help cover medical expenses, lost wages, and other unforeseen expenses. However, the legal aspects can be overwhelming, which is why having a professional workers' compensation attorney on your side can make...

Accidents can happen anywhere, and the workplace is no exception. Whether you work in an office, a construction site, or a factory, knowing what steps to take after an accident is crucial for your well-being and the integrity of the incident reporting process. If...

If you’ve suffered a workplace injury, it’s important to understand the duration of workers’ compensation benefits to ensure your financial and emotional well-being. In this article, we will explore the time limits, conditions, and important considerations for those...

Greetings! Accidents at the workplace can be quite challenging to deal with, but luckily, workers' compensation is there to help. However, the legal aspects can be overwhelming, which is why having a professional workers' compensation attorney on your side can make...

After a workplace injury, you’re counting on your workers’ comp benefits to help pay your medical bills and help you get by financially until you’re able to return to work. Unfortunately, your employer (or the workers’ compensation insurance carrier) had different...

The three most important things to remember about a workers’ compensation settlement are:   Settlements are voluntary. No one can force you to settle your case for an amount you don’t agree with. Most settlements will stop the payment of compensation and medical...

When you get injured on the job, workers’ compensation benefits can cover your medical bills and replace some of your lost wages. This system gives workers the time and financial support to recover from their injuries and return to the workforce. However, workers’...

Cases involving workers' compensation can occasionally be resolved quickly (within a few weeks or months), but most can take years to settle. On average, a workers' compensation case will be settled within 16 months. A resolution could lead to a court hearing or a...