We just added a blog about types of workplace injuries. Following an accident at work, individuals are often unsure if their injuries qualify as reasons to file claims against their employers, leaving them, at times, unable to perform the daily tasks associated with their jobs but fearful of filing for workers’ compensation. To read about which injuries constitute true workplace injuries and which are the most common workers’ comp.-related injuries.
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