The current South Carolina workers’ compensation system covers physical injuries that are sustained while on the job. The existing policies are limited to providing benefits for physical injuries only, however, advocates are hoping for an expansion of coverage that would ...
Read MoreFirefighters in North and South Carolina are hoping their respective residences will follow the lead of 33 other states and pass legislation to ...
View MoreEach day, over 6,300 people from around the world pass away due to occupational accidents and work-related injuries, resulting in over 2.3 million ...
View MoreMany Americans were concerned during the 2019 tax season because it was the first year their returns would be affected by the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act ...
View MoreBlast injuries are commonly – and understandably – associated with combat zones and military operations. However, they can also occur a little closer ...
View MoreConstruction workers face countless hazards every time they clock into work. In fact, there are over 700 construction-related deaths reported in the ...
View MoreAccording to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, nearly 2,000 people are killed in work-related traffic collisions each year. This startling statistic ...
View MoreIn South Carolina, employers are legally required to carry workers’ compensation insurance so long as they have at least 4 regular full-time ...
View MoreChemical burns occur when human tissue is damaged by direct chemical exposure. These burns can lead to severe scarring and even physical disabilities. ...
View MoreWhen many people think of workers’ compensation claim, they often think of a significant, one-time accident such as a traumatic brain injury or a ...
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