Depression After a Workplace Injury

Major depression is one of the most common mental illnesses, impacting nearly 1 in 5 American adults each year. That's more than 18% of the U.S. population. While certain factors increase the risk of developing depression, depression after a workplace injury...

Back Injury at Work and Workers’ Compensation

Back injuries are among the most commonly reported injuries on the job. In fact, across the U.S., one in five workplace injuries are back-related. Nearly 95% of adults with low back pain recover within a few months, while the remaining...

Injured as a Seasonal Worker, Now What?

With the holidays among us, many people are picking up an additional job or extra shifts at work to cover their holiday expenses. Thankfully so, as many companies need more workers through the holidays to keep up with the increased...

Does a Medical Release Jeopardize Your Personal Injury Case?

After an accident due to someone else's negligence - whether a car accident, a slip and fall, a motorcycle accident, or even a pedestrian accident - you will likely hear from the negligent party’s insurance company, and quickly. Insurance companies,...

What to Do After a Back and Neck Injury

After an accident, whether a car accident, a slip and fall, or a work-related accident, one of the most common injuries for a victim is a neck or back injury. Neck and back injuries can range from minor discomfort to...