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How is worker’s compensation calculated?
How is worker’s compensation calculated? There are two components to most worker’s compensation case, disability and impairment. The first calculation would be your temporary total disability benefit or your wage replacement. The wage replacement in a worker’s compensation claim is paid at two-thirds of what is called your average weekly wage. So, the insurance company Read More
Read MoreHow long will worker’s compensation last?
How long will worker’s compensation last? Worker’s compensation will last for different amounts of time for different people. If you want to look at a standard worker’s compensation claim, most of them will have two components. One will be medical treatment and care, the other, disability benefits. The medical component, the medical treatment and care, Read More
Read MoreHow does worker’s compensation work?
How does worker’s compensation work? Worker’s compensation is designed for people that are injured in work accidents. First you’re going to want to report the injury as quickly as you can, make sure people know that you’ve been hurt. If it’s a more severe injury and there’s an urgent situation, you’re going to want to Read More
Read MoreWhat do I do if I am hurt on a construction site due to a fall from high above the ground?
What do I do if I am hurt on a construction site due to a fall from high above the ground? The first thing someone needs to do is get immediate medical care or treatment. Most of the time if there is a fall on a construction site from height, you need to investigate those Read More
Read MoreWhat do I do if I am hurt on a construction site due to an unprotected trench or a violation of safety regulations?
What do I do if I am hurt on a construction site due to an unprotected trench or a violation of safety regulations? Most of the time when someone is hurt on a construction site, we’re initially contacted by a family member. In those situations where someone falls from a height or from an unprotected Read More
Read MoreCan I sue for compensation due to death by medical negligence?
Can I sue for compensation due to death by medical negligence? If a hospital, or doctor, or nurse, or some other healthcare professional commits some type of misconduct resulting in the death of a patient, you can pursue a claim for medical negligence as long as the facts support the case. Cases are normally complicated; Read More
Read MoreRandy Zromkoski Elected Chair of United Way of Porter County
Attorney/Managing Member Randy Zromkoski has been elected Chairman of the Board of Directors of the United Way of Porter County. In 2018, Randy and his wife Jo Ellen served as co-chairs of the annual United Way campaign. Randy has served on the United Way Board of Directors since 2015, and as Past Chairman of the Read More
Read MoreHow long can you pursue and how do you prove medical negligence?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdvSEZRLwVg&feature=youtu.be Most of the time, you have two years to be able to pursue a medical negligence claim. Medical malpractice cases almost always require experts to discuss the breach, meaning the breach of the standard of care, or what the doctor did wrong. Other doctors have to testify what misconduct occurred, either by a doctor Read More
Read MoreIs medical malpractice the same as medical negligence?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1HemimNgi-0&feature=youtu.be Medical malpractice and medical negligence are not the same. Malpractice actually means some misconduct by a professional, but negligence by itself is something that applies to anyone.The easiest example is a car rear ends another car at a stop sign, and causes someone to be hurt. Someone who drives a car has a duty Read More
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Our office is observing Summer hours through the end of August (Closing at 2:30 each Friday) June – Office closes at 2:30 every Friday July – Office closes at 2:30 every Friday August – Office closes at 2:30 every Friday Normal office hours of 8:30 – 5:00 each day will resume on September Read More
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