Workers’ Compensation

June 20, 2014

Asbestos Infographic: Asbestos at Work

Did you know that asbestos exposure is still common at many blue collar jobsites? Manual workers have been at risk for asbestos exposure on the job more than any other employees in America. Scroll through our infographic to find out why: If you or a loved one have been continually exposed to asbestos at work, the chances of an asbestos-related disease developing within your body are high. Alerting your doctor to the possibility of past exposure will keep them looking for signs and symptoms of these deadly diseases. If you are diagnosed with mesothelioma, asbestosis, or other asbestos-related diseases, do not hesitate […]
April 23, 2014

Real Estate Company Facing $2.3 Million in OSHA Fines

by Brayton Purcell LLP | Apr 23, 2014 | Workers' Compensation | When fighting in court, many employers will argue that they were not aware of the dangers of asbestos at the time their workers were exposed to the substance. The National Toxicity Program declared asbestos a known human carcinogen in 1987, meaning that, today, [...]
November 14, 2013

Partner Post: California Sports Injury Claims

California Limits Workers’ Compensation Sports Injury Claims  Written by James P. Nevin   It’s a sad day for athletes suffering from sports brain injuries. The California legislature recently passed, and Governor Jerry Brown recently signed a law that will prevent many out-of-state professional athletes from filing worker’s compensation claims in California, including those with serious [...]
June 20, 2014

Asbestos Infographic: Asbestos at Work

Did you know that asbestos exposure is still common at many blue collar jobsites? Manual workers have been at risk for asbestos exposure on the job more than any other employees in America. Scroll through our infographic to find out why: If you or a loved one have been continually exposed to asbestos at work, the chances of an asbestos-related disease developing within your body are high. Alerting your doctor to the possibility of past exposure will keep them looking for signs and symptoms of these deadly diseases. If you are diagnosed with mesothelioma, asbestosis, or other asbestos-related diseases, do not hesitate […]
April 23, 2014

Real Estate Company Facing $2.3 Million in OSHA Fines

by Brayton Purcell LLP | Apr 23, 2014 | Workers' Compensation | When fighting in court, many employers will argue that they were not aware of the dangers of asbestos at the time their workers were exposed to the substance. The National Toxicity Program declared asbestos a known human carcinogen in 1987, meaning that, today, [...]
November 14, 2013

Partner Post: California Sports Injury Claims

California Limits Workers’ Compensation Sports Injury Claims  Written by James P. Nevin   It’s a sad day for athletes suffering from sports brain injuries. The California legislature recently passed, and Governor Jerry Brown recently signed a law that will prevent many out-of-state professional athletes from filing worker’s compensation claims in California, including those with serious [...]