In Ohio, an employee can sue for a hostile work environment when they face discrimination by their boss or coworkers’ actions. These malicious actions must be associated with the employee’s age, gender, religion, race, disability,
During the pandemic era, unemployment rates are getting higher every day. It is crucial to understand how unemployment insurance works, under which circumstances benefits may be denied, and how you can appeal. Proving eligibility can
Ohio workers’ compensation covers most work-related injuries, fatal work accidents, and occupational illnesses. Any business in Ohio employing even one person must carry compensation insurance for workers. However, there are exceptions to this rule. There
The unprecedented situation with the Covid-19 pandemic is still spreading in Ohio and all over the world. Employers are going out of business, and people are losing their jobs daily. Workers’ compensation lawyers can help you ensure
No one wants to think that they’ll get injured at work. If your job is generally considered safe, you may not give much thought to Ohio’s workers’ compensation system. However, since anyone can suffer injuries
No one wants to think that they’ll get injured at work. If your job is generally considered safe, you may not give much thought to Ohio’s workers’ compensation system. However, since anyone can suffer injuries
Workplace injuries don’t only result from accidents or the usual workplace conditions. Sometimes, they are due to intentional violence. Around two million workers in the United States fall victim to some form of violence every
Silicosis is an irreversible, disabling respiratory condition caused by inhaling silica dust and it can be fatal. Crystalline silica is a hazardous mineral that can be found in sand, soil, concrete, granite, brick, and rocks.
If you suffered an on-the-job injury or you were diagnosed with an occupational illness, you may be wondering about what you should do next. The uncertainty can be a pain. However, the good news is
The workers’ comp process in Ohio can seem simple on paper. However, there’s often lots of red tape and uncertainty to deal with after you suffer a work-related injury or illness. Sometimes claims get denied
If you suffered an on-the-job injury or you were diagnosed with an occupational illness, you may be wondering about what you should do next. First thing: you should contact an Ohio workers’ compensation attorney as
Ordinarily, if you needed a medical exam to diagnose a new workplace injury or assess an ongoing condition, you would go to the doctor’s office. However, because of the COVID-19 pandemic, you may have a
Ohio Workers Comp
Phone: 833-406-0060
4200 Regent St Suite 200
Columbus, OH 43219
