Category: Work Injury Claims

Top 9 Accident Claims Blawg Legal Blogs & Pages

Post author By accidentclaimsblawg
Post date September 22, 2024
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Accident Claims Blawg is a trusted resource for personal injury claims, offering valuable legal insights across various jurisdictions. Below are the top 9 blog posts and pages that provide essential information and tools for anyone dealing with accident claims and personal injury law. These posts offer legal information, tools, and directories for navigating accident claims […]

What Are Occupational Chest Conditions?

Post author By Beecham Peacock Solicitors
Post date October 30, 2019
Categories In Accidents at Work, Accidents at Work, Work Injury Claims

Work related or ‘occupational’ chest conditions are diseases that develop as a result of exposure to certain irritants in the workplace. These conditions are more likely to develop in some occupations than others, such as factory work or a garage. They can worsen over time if they are not immediately diagnosed and treated, so it’s […]

Lincolnshire firm fined by courts after fall from height

A Lincolnshire firm has been fined by the Lincoln Magistrates’ Court and ordered to pay the costs of the prosecution after a worker was seriously injured in a fall at work this year. Timmins Engineering and Construction Limited was fined £4,000 after an unnamed 30-year-old worker suffered a broken back after a fall from height […]

Keep Your Head on Straight: Workplace Safety Precautions

Post author By tylercook
Post date November 14, 2013
Categories In Work Injury Claims
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Staying safe in the workplace is important to your health and well-being. There are some organizations that work hard to provide employees with the correct headgear and safety training, preventing serious accidents and saving lives. Here are some of the requirements of safety headgear, and how to wear it correctly so you don’t place your […]

What Do You Do, If You Have An Accident At Work?

Post author By barlowrobbins
Post date October 2, 2013
Categories In Accidents at Work, Work Injury Claims

If you’ve had an accident at work, it’s wise to keep your wits about you. You must follow certain procedures and look out for your own interests. Here’s what to do, when your employer is negligent and you sustain a personal injury: Health and Safety Your employer must tick all the health and safety boxes. […]

Scaffolding Accidents On The Job: Who Is At Fault?

Post author By zchod
Post date September 23, 2013
Categories In Personal Injury Lawyers, Work Injury Claims

Whenever there is a scaffolding collapse on a work site there can be serious injuries and issues. A worker can be seriously hurt from a fall or from equipment falling upon them. Scaffolding failure is a frightful thing on a job site and for the victim it can lead to a lengthy headache of missed […]

A Case of First Impression in Law Enforcement

Post author By Andrew Mounier
Post date August 27, 2013
Categories In Law, Types of Injury, Work Injury Claims

A recent federal employment law case has set a significant precedent that will likely impact the way law enforcement agencies view disabled job applicants and treat disabled employees. It will also likely provide encouragement to injured veterans seeking to be productive citizens as they re-enter civilian life. In Justin Slaby v. Eric Holder, Jr., the […]

Excessive working hours results in accident – is the employer responsible?

Post author By Wallis_Helen
Post date August 22, 2013
Categories In Accident Claims, Accidents at Work, Personal Injury Claims Law, Work Injury Claims

These days many people work long hours in difficult, demanding and, often, stressful jobs. And in today’s uncertain economic climate, employees can feel pressured to take on even more work in order to pay the bills. Working excessive hours will, more often than not, lead to tiredness, and tiredness in the work place can be […]

When High Voltage Leads to On-the-Job Injury: What can a Person do?

Post author By Ladyblogger
Post date July 20, 2013
Categories In Accident Claims, Accidents at Work, Guest Legal Blogging on Personal Injury, Law, Personal Injury Claims Law, Personal Injury Lawyers, Types of Injury, Work Injury Claims
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Accidents involving high voltage electricity can easily result in death as well as very serious personal injury. The result of a high-voltage accident is rarely positive in any manner. Approximately 80% of all high voltage electrical shock injuries will include amputation of some type to avoid infecting other areas of the body. Sometimes this disabling […]

Work related stress compensation claims

Post author By Tim Bishop
Post date July 11, 2013
Categories In Accident Claims, Personal Injury Lawyers, Work Injury Claims

Work related stress can have very serious consequences in terms of your physical and psychological health, but it is not a condition that is particularly well understood in the UK, and especially by a surprising number of employers. However, back in 2010 the European Heart Journal published an of 6014 British civil servants mapping their […]