According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, nearly 2,000 people are killed in work-related traffic collisions each year. This startling statistic doesn’t even account for the innumerable injuries that are sustained by traveling employees within the same time period. ...
Read 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 ...
View MoreMistakes occur on the job, just as they do in other aspects of life. Yet, when an unavoidable error in the workplace results in a fatality, that ...
View MoreIf you have been injured at your workplace or while performing your job duties in South Carolina, you are eligible to file a workers’ compensation ...
View MoreIf you’ve been injured at work, it is likely that you will need to file a claim for compensation to cover your medical expenses and time off work. You ...
View MoreWhile some workplaces are significantly more hazardous than others, all workplaces do have the risk of at least some forms of injury. Knowing the most ...
View MoreWorkplace injuries should be covered by your employer’s workers’ compensation insurance, but it still is possible your claim may be denied. If your ...
View MoreMany employees in a variety of workplaces are at risk of exposure to toxic chemicals. If you’ve been injured by toxic exposure while at work, you are ...
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