Our Blog Category: Work-Related Injury

Suffering the loss of a limb in a workplace accident is an unequivocally life-altering event, presenting overwhelming challenges for workers across physical, emotional, and financial domains. It’s not just about the immediate medical costs – long-term recovery and drastic changes in lifestyle can impact so many aspects of a person’s life.  In these critical times…

Returning to work after a work-related injury is a significant milestone in the recovery process. It signals not just a return to normalcy and stability reached through healing, but also represents the resilience and determination required for reintegration into your working life. This step means you can once again earn full wages, engage with colleagues,…

It’s the employer’s responsibility to ensure a safe workplace, but sometimes, injuries are just unavoidable. When an accident does happen, there is a good chance that you will be compensated through workers’ compensation insurance. This process requires you to obtain and submit medical records to prove you were injured and to show how it occurred….

A spinal cord injury is any damage to the spinal cord or the nerves at the end of the spinal canal. This damage can result in severe consequences in the areas of strength, mobility, and sensations below the injury site.  People who suffer spinal cord injuries are often impacted in almost every aspect of their…

Every year in the United States, there are approximately 17,500 new spinal cord injuries, and this does not include people who died on the spot from these injuries. Fifty-four out of every one million Americans suffer spinal cord injuries yearly, and more than half of them are between the ages of 16-30.  Work-related spinal cord…