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02.26.24

Common Injuries Among Healthcare Workers

Healthcare workers dedicate their lives to caring for others, often putting their own well-being at risk. In the process of providing medical care, they are vulnerable to a range of occupational injuries and illnesses, which can have long-lasting effects. If you are injured as a healthcare provider, you have the right to file a workers’…

02.16.24

Understanding Employer Responsibility for Burn Injuries at Work

Imagine being at work when, without warning, an accident occurs and you suffer a burn injury. This moment can be not only physically painful but also mentally and emotionally jarring, raising concerns about your health, job security, and financial stability. Burn injuries at work are more common than many might think, affecting employees across various…

12.8.23

Strategies for Responding to Low Settlement Offers

When you’re injured and pursuing financial compensation, one of the most crucial phases is dealing with insurance companies. Often, these companies will offer settlements that seem immediately appealing, especially in a time of need. However, these initial offers are frequently far lower than what you truly deserve. Understanding how to respond to these lowball offers…

11.9.23

Common First Responders’ Work Injuries

Every day, first responders put their lives on the line to protect and serve the community. However, the nature of their work, often conducted in high-stress and hazardous environments, makes them vulnerable to a variety of injuries. If you are injured as a first responder, it is important to seek medical care right away and…

03.8.23

The danger of amputation injuries at work

According to an OSHA report, there is an average of seven amputations each day in workplaces across the United States. Because of this disturbing statistic, OSHA required that all employers report significant injuries as of 2015. It’s a hazard that every Colorado worker should be aware of so they can hopefully prevent it from ever…

02.18.23

Symptoms and prevention of occupational hearing loss in Colorado

Occupational hearing loss is a common workplace injury in Colorado that can have serious long-term consequences. Therefore, employers and employees must be aware of the risks of occupational hearing loss and take steps to prevent it. What is occupational hearing loss? Occupational hearing loss is hearing damage that is caused by exposure to loud noises…

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