Workers’ Compensation

Workplace accidents can happen anywhere — often unexpectedly. And if you’re injured, you might think about filing a workers’ compensation claim. But if you were injured by a third party at work, you might also be able to file an additional civil claim against that...

Meta description: Employees injured at work are legally entitled to workers’ compensation benefits. Generally, employees won’t have to pay federal or state taxes on those benefits. With tax time around the corner, now is the perfect time to start sorting out your...

Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the world has become distinctly familiar with the term “PPE,” short for personal protective equipment. But you may be surprised to learn that personal protective equipment is not just meant for protection from communicable...

A COVID-19 infection can prevent you from going to work and rack up medical costs. Fortunately, federal workers who contract COVID-19 on the job may be eligible for workers’ compensation benefits. The Federal Employees’ Compensation Act (FECA) provides important...

Workers' compensation can provide a robust financial safety net if you get injured on the job. However, not everyone knows what all workers' compensation can include. You may have many questions about what your employer's insurance will and won't cover. Having the...

Americans are becoming more open about their mental health, including in the workplace. According to a recent report from CNBC, half of U.S. workers say they've been dealing with a mental health issue since the beginning of the pandemic. In many cases, mental health...

Your job gives you purpose and meaning. It also pays the bills. So, while you're recovering from your workplace injury, you may hope to return to work once you've healed. But before you do, it's important to consider the right time to come back, especially if your job...