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What if your employer does not have workers’ compensation?

In general, when you are involved in an accident, you have to hope the other person has insurance. Whether it is a car accident, an...

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3 common types of workplace hazards

Many people in the Springfield area are not aware that they work in environments that are filled with hazards. Some of them are more dangerous...

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Can you file a personal injury claim if you are injured at work?

If you are injured on someone’s property or due to someone’s negligence in Missouri, you generally have the right to bring a personal injury claim...

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Does workers’ compensation cover all accident-related expenses?

Many workers in Missouri may not realize their employers must have insurance to compensate them when they are unable to work due to accidents that...

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How can working at a computer cause a shoulder injury?

Repetitive motion causes various kinds of injuries. In fact, an injury to one part of the body may result in an injury to another part....

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What is covered under medical care?

When you qualify for workers’ compensation in Missouri, it means you can get paid medical care for your injuries. However, as with anything, there are...

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Car accident leaves bystander with injuries

For many Missouri residents, the thought of being injured while minding their own business seems a bit excessive and unlikely. Most people associate accidents and...

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Car accidents and burn injuries

Car accidents in Springfield often have devastating consequences for those involved. There are a variety of factors that determine the type and seriousness of injuries victims...

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Gaining the maximum value from a workers’ compensation claim

For many members of the Missouri workforce, staying safe while on the job is a primary priority. However, there are times when unforeseen hazards, carelessness,...

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How can I avoid prescription errors?

When you think of prescription errors, one of the first things that may come to mind is illegible writing. Though hard to decipher handwriting is...

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