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Avoid Posting Accident Details on Social Media

There is great risk in posting on social media after a car accident while working on the job because it can have serious unintended consequences. Sharing everything via social media, especially the details of the incident, can actually be used against you.

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Ways to Sabotage Your Workers' Comp. Case

Handling your workers’ comp case alone can be difficult and making menial mistakes that could end in a denied claim are by far the most common. Continue reading to know the common mistakes that people make that sabotage their worker’s comp case.

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Can Police Officers Get Workers' Compensation Benefits?

Police officers risk immense physical harm and serious bodily injury each time they respond to a call. If you’re a police officer do you know your workers compensation rights?

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Eye Injuries: Causes, Prevention & Workers’ Comp.

Injuries to the eye are important to avoid because of the damage that can be done. If you work in construction, manufacturing, industrial, or chemical industries you may discover there are potential threats to your eyes.

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Does Marijuana Use Affect a Workers’ Compensation Claim in California?

While marijuana is legal state wise, at the federal level it’s still concerned a schedule I narcotic. California is still trying to reckon with marijuana legalization in many respects especially when it comes to workers’ compensation claim.

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How Do Pre-Existing Conditions Affect a Workers' Comp Claim?

If you have a pre-existing condition, you might be concerned about filing for a workers’ compensation claim – especially if your pre-existing condition is related to your claim. Your pre-existing condition may make things more difficult but it doesn’t automatically disqualify you from benefits.

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