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Understanding Liability in Slip and Fall Accidents
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The Long-Term Effects of a Brain Injury
Nursing Home Abuse – Red Flags You Should Notice
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Can I Receive Workers’ Comp Benefits in CA for Work-Related Stress?
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Why It’s Not a Good Idea to Return to Work Early
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2018
Can I Get Permanent Disability Benefits After I Filed My Workers' Comp Claim?
If your work related injury or illness leaves you with a long lasting medical issue, you might be eligible to obtain permanent disability benefits through workers’ comp . Before you can get these benefits, you will need to have medical proof of your injury or illness to show that your condition isn’t likely to change. You will also need to demonstrate that your injury or illness is keeping you ...
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23
Aug
2017
Vocational Rehabilitation Benefits for Injured Workers
If you have been injured, returning to work can provide many financial, physical, and emotional benefits. However, some injuries may prohibit workers from going back to the same job they had before the accident. For example, if a commercial truck driver breaks his back and becomes partially paralyzed, he will be unlikely to return to his former line of work. However, vocational rehabilitative ...
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