Injuries
Certified electricians are skilled professionals who work with voltage electricity, power tools, and heavy equipment, making it one of the most dangerous jobs. Their profession comes with significant risks, putting electricians at a higher risk of long-term injuries and even death. Hiring a lawyer specializing in workers’ compensation is crucial if you or a loved one has been injured while…Read More
Injuries sustained from electrocutions can cause life-altering complications such as first to third-degree burns, cardiac arrest due to exposure to high voltage, and nerve damage. If you've sustained an electrocution injury while working, you may be entitled to pursue compensation for your medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, etc. At KCNS Law Group, we understand the negative impact an…Read More
If you've been injured on the job at your workplace while you were carrying out your work duties, you may be unsure of whether you should file a workers' comp claim or a personal injury claim in order to help recover your damages and pay for your medical bills. Often, employees who are injured at work assume their only option…Read More
When individuals hear the term workers' comp benefits, they typically think of injuries like machine accidents that happen at the workplace. However, truck and car accidents that occur during the workday while individuals carry out their official work duties can also qualify as job-related injuries. In fact, in a single year, US companies paid out around $25 billion in job-related…Read More
When you work in a physically demanding environment and are tasked with performing repetitive tasks, it’s only a matter of time before you experience some kind of strain or injury. A common question from workers is whether they are covered under their workers' compensation policy if they hurt themselves while on the job. A self-inflicted injury is typically defined as…Read More
When someone is injured on the job or in a personal accident, they may be eligible for workers' compensation or personal injury benefits. Although both types of claims can be a financial help for those who need it, there are some key differences between them that are important to note. Both workers’ comp and personal injury claims can provide money…Read More
Typing injuries develop over time and, if left untreated, become painful and debilitating conditions that can inhibit your ability to carry out your daily life activities. In the early stages, many people don’t notice the symptoms. But as time passes, the symptoms get worse and often lead to chronic pain. Typing injuries are repetitive stress injuries that can be recognized…Read More
The good news is that OSHA has reported a drop in workplace injuries and illness for the 12th time in 13 years. While the numbers show a bright spot in worker safety and industry awareness, the numbers are still too high. There were a total of 2.9 million reports, which comes to roughly 3 of every 100 workers. It’s the…Read More
Airport travelers mostly think about the annoying delays and the lines at check-in, but it’s a whole crazy world behind the scenes. To the public, safety in flight is the number one concern and the people doing the legwork and operations on the ground are overlooked. The rush to stay on schedule creates a hectic workplace where accidents happen. It’s…Read More
It’s no secret the county workers who protect and serve our communities witness tragic events on the job. Public servants assigned to high-crime areas may endure numerous traumatic experiences in a single shift. From dealing with domestic-violence calls to car crashes, homicides to 4-alarm fires, for the police officers and paramedics who answer these calls, death and destruction is an…Read More