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Confined Work Spaces: Defining and Outlining Them
Staying safe when operating in confined work spaces can be difficult. Being that these spaces create a whole new set of hazards, they require a few different guidelines and protocol. For this reason specifically, OSHA felt it necessary to develop specific safety...
read moreSeeking Second Opinion in Worker’s Injury: Am I Allowed?
If you have been hurt on the job, and the doctor says you could potentially face life-long impairment, you might hope to seek a second opinion. After all, you only get one body and one chance at life. So, why not make sure it's in the best condition possible? However,...
read moreBacking Semi-Truck’s Safely: Tips for Successful Driving
When driving a semi-truck, one of the most difficult things to do is be specially aware. Furthermore, backing semi-truck's safely can be a pretty big task; much bigger than on a passenger vehicle. You have a big box blocking your vision, a lot less room for movement,...
read moreJob Security & Worker’s Comp: What Protections Do I Have?
One of the most important things when securing employment, is job security. We want to work somewhere where we're valued, where we feel safe, and where we know that we can provide for our family. Because all of these things are important to us, it can be extremely...
read moreSpinal Cord Injuries: Which Type Are You Suffering From?
If you are currently dealing with a form of spinal cord injuries, you know that they can be quite painful. Maybe you haven't made it to the doctor yet. Whether you don't have insurance, or you feel you can treat this injury on your own— the pain can be extremely...
read moreCommon Complaints Bikers Have For Passenger Car Drivers
When it comes to motorcycles, passenger car drivers have plenty of complaints. From the sound, how they share the road, and the stigma of how they drive. There's no doubt about it, your everyday driver likely has a little bit of an aversion to motorcyclists. But,...
read moreNo Symptom Work Accidents: Facing Delayed Pain?
Maybe you recently bumped your head while at work. Maybe you were working under a shelf, you sat up, and pop; you have a knot on your head. These kinds of small injuries and accidents happen all the time, and most go unnoticed because it doesn't feel like a big deal....
read moreMaximum Medical Improvement: What Does This Mean for Me?
There comes a turning point in every worker’s compensation case; whether it be returning to work, stopping benefits, or having reached maximum medical improvement. The latter, referring to a point in which your injury has gotten as good as it’s gonna get. But, what...
read moreFirst Offense for Marijuana: Will I Just Pay a Fine?
It starts just like any other traffic stop; you were speeding, rolled a stop sign, or some other mild infraction. But, unlike other mild stops, you have a bag of weed in your car... A bag of marijuana that smells quite a bit, and now, police are searching the vehicle....
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