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When you think about workplace injuries, you probably imagine them occurring in industries such as construction or manufacturing. If you hear about an injury in a nursing home, you might assume it is the nursing home patient who sustained the injury at the hands of a...
Social media has become a part of many people's daily lives. But did you know that social media can also significantly affect your workers’ compensation claim? From being too open about personal medical information to inadvertently posting evidence that could harm...
A slip and fall accident can cause serious injuries to many areas of your body, including your head, neck and back. You could also suffer major injuries such as broken bones or fractures. As you prepare for another New Jersey winter, you may be worrying about a slip...
A remote work setup does not make you immune to occupational injuries. Dangers such as ergonomic damage, slips, falls and other hazards are present anywhere, even at your home. Claiming workers’ compensation could help cover the costs of medical bills. However, you...
In New Jersey, drivers typically face charges for driving while intoxicated (DWI) if they either exhibit clearly intoxicated behavior while behind the wheel, or if their blood alcohol concentration (BAC) levels hit at least .08%. But drivers can also get charged for...
Your thumbs play a pivotal role in your daily life. Your ability to grasp objects, use tools, write and perform other tasks necessary for work are possible thanks to your thumbs. Experiencing pain in this area or losing its function could make daily tasks a challenge....
Following a serious car accident, you’re going to have injuries that are readily apparent. You need to seek immediate treatment for this harm, but you also need to be on the lookout for other injuries that might not present themselves until much later. These hidden...
Psychiatrists, counselors and other mental health professionals dedicate themselves tirelessly to look after their patients' well-being and steering them toward recovery. However, the unpredictable or violent nature of some patients can make their work dangerous. At...
When you’re injured on the job, you have to find a way to pay for your medical treatment while covering the wages that you’ll lose by being knocked out of work. Without those resources, you might be in a dire financial predicament where you’re unable to pay your rent...
It has been known for years now that post-traumatic stress disorder affects healthcare workers. It should not come as a surprise that our healthcare heroes experience PTSD as they are routinely exposed to traumatic situations, especially over the last few years. But,...