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When you are injured at work, it’s natural to wonder if you are covered. Will you receive benefits from your employer’s workers’ compensation insurance, or will you need to handle the bills out of pocket? If this is your concern, here is what to know: Is your employer...
When an injury happens at work, you want to do everything right – so you make sure you report the incident to your employer right away. What happens, however, if your employer doesn’t want to report your claim? Maybe they try to talk you into using your medical...
For a teen, there are few summer jobs better than being a camp counselor or counselor-in-training (CIT) at one of Wisconsin’s many summer camps. Some work at “sleep-away” camps, while others stick closer to home at day camps. These jobs do more than give young people...
A third-party claim is an attempt to pursue compensation from another individual or company, outside of the company where the employee works. This can sometimes be used in conjunction with a traditional Worker’s comp claim. For instance, say that a worker is injured...
Getting a denial letter after filing a worker’s compensation claim can feel discouraging. But a denial doesn’t mean your case is over. You have several options to challenge the decision and protect your right to benefits. Understanding each step helps you take...
If you get hurt at work in Wisconsin, you need to act fast to protect your rights. Reporting your injury quickly makes sure you get the benefits you deserve and helps your employer handle the claim properly. When should you report your injury? You should report your...
Workplace injuries can lead to long-term challenges, especially if they result in partial disability. If you find yourself in this situation, it's important to know the steps to take to protect your rights and ensure you're receiving the benefits you deserve....
Workers who experience head injuries on the job may not always show immediate symptoms. Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) can have delayed effects. Understanding this delay is important, as it creates unique challenges when pursuing worker’s compensation. Difficulty in...
Teachers play a key role in shaping the future by educating and inspiring students. However, their job can also come with its own set of risks and challenges, including workplace injuries. It is important for teachers to review workplace injury risks and tips on how...
Some employees suffer injuries or illnesses while performing their duties. Worker’s compensation can offer financial assistance and medical benefits that help them. Carpal tunnel syndrome is one common condition affecting workers. Other repetitive stress disorders are...