How Can I Keep Safe Working Outdoors in Winter?
For people who work outside, the jobsite can be a dangerous place in winter. Construction workers, utility crews, road maintenance teams, mail carriers, delivery people,
January 4, 2022
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Are Winter Slip and Fall Accidents Covered by Workers’ Compensation?
Reporting to work should not be hazardous to your health, yet in the winter, simply showing up when weather conditions threaten can turn into a
December 29, 2021
What Should I Do if My Work Injury Is Not Considered Work Related?
Employers’ insurance carriers that provide Workers’ Compensation coverage are balancing many competing motivations. Providing helpful benefits to an injured employee is not always the primary
December 14, 2021
Slip and Fall at Work: 6 Most Important Things to Know
Slip and fall accidents are more common in the workplace than you may think. In fact, these incidents are one of the leading causes of
December 6, 2021
Work-Related Car Accidents: 10 Important Questions Answered
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that work-related car accidents and other workplace vehicle accidents cause the most work-related fatalities, accounting for 40 percent
November 30, 2021
Justin M. Cohen Releases New Monthly Radio Show
Justin M. Cohen of Kotlar, Hernandez & Cohen, LLC, has recently launched a monthly radio show on the American Justice Network, called “The Justin Cohen
November 22, 2021
Is Worker Fatigue a Safety Hazard?
We all get tired at times on the job. This common occurrence is a problem when the experience becomes chronic, as often happens with shift
November 15, 2021
The Top 10 Most Dangerous Jobs In America
The most dangerous jobs in America have been studied. Small business research group AdvisorSmith compiled a list of the deadliest occupations using data made available
November 4, 2021
How can Carpentry Workers Stay Safe?
Carpentry and woodworking jobs involve dangerous tools and dangerous working conditions that cause injuries to thousands of workers every year. According to the Bureau of
October 27, 2021