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  • What types of cases are considered personal injury cases?
  • How much does it cost to hire a personal injury attorney?
  • What is medical malpractice?
  • What is a "statute of limitations"?
  • Can I afford to hire a personal injury attorney?
Both accidents and repeated job duties can cause work-related injuries. A construction worker injured in a fall is an example of the former, while an industrial worker injured by constant exposure to dangerous chemicals represents the latter. Workers compensation is a benefit system put in place to help injured workers receive compensation for their injuries and return to their jobs as soon as possible. Injured employees are eligible for workers compensation if they are injured on the job or while performing normal job duties. Fault is not considered. Workers compensation protects workers by providing for their medical expenses and lost wages. Employees who accept workers compensation benefits cannot sue their employer, although in some cases, lawyers can bring suit against a third party.
  • C. Andrew Childers
  • Robert C. Buck
  • Richard R. Schlueter
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