Above Suspicion

Getting injured and being unable to work can be traumatic and expensive for you.  It can get worse if your claim is questioned – or worse – you accused of making a false claim.  Although workers’ compensation fraud is rare, and often is just as often done by the...

Nurses, CNAs and Workers’ Comp Claims

“Ouch!” “What happened?” “Oh, it’s nothing. I just felt a little pull along my waistline when I was trying to reposition old Mr. Smithers.” “You should probably report it to the Supervising Nurse.” “Nah, it’s nothing. It’ll go away. I just started my job here and...

Employment Rights Combine with Workers’ Compensation

When people are injured on the job, there are a number of employment law issues that can come into the picture.  Often we are asked: “Can I collect unemployment while I on workers’ compensation?”  The answer, unfortunately is – It depends. The Workers’ Compensation...

Social Security Disability Denial = Homelessness

A recent study done by the National Law Center on Homelessness and Poverty (NLCHP) showed that some Americans are homeless as a result of being denied the Social Security disability benefits to which they’re entitled. According to the NLCHP, approximately 40% of...