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Can You Sue an Employer for Workplace-Related Hearing Loss?

There are numerous ways people can be injured on the job, and one way involves hearing loss caused by either sudden or repetitive exposure to loud noises. Since the loss of a major sense can have a significant impact on a person's quality of life, you may be wondering if you can sue for the damages and losses associated with that type of injury. It depends on a number of factors. Read More 

3 Signs That Divorce Is In Your Future

Many couples go through hard times and wonder if they will make it. Marriage is hard no matter who you are, and during those difficult moments you might be wondering if divorce is the right thing for you. Here are some signs that a divorce may be right for you. 1. You Have An Exit Plan Every couple fights, and every couple may even have moments of fantasizing what their life would be like it they weren't married. Read More 

Have Bipolar Disorder? You Can Still Make A Worker’s Compensation Claim

If you have bipolar disorder, you may find it difficult to work in certain situations. If your employer is aware of your mental illness, they should be aware of what you can and cannot handle. Below is some information about what can cause you to make a claim as well as some tips to help you get your worker's compensation claim approved. They Cause Stress Stress is very bad for someone that has bipolar disorder and can quickly make their symptoms much worse, such as having a panic attack. Read More 

3 Alternatives To Drinking And Driving

When you're at a party and have had a few too many drinks, it can be far too tempting to hop in your car and head home. However, drinking and driving is incredibly dangerous and can even be deadly. Even if you do not get in an accident that causes anyone to be injured, you could end up going through a DWI checkpoint or could get pulled over by law enforcement, which could put you in a very serious and very expensive legal situation. Read More 

Not Your Usual Exam: What To Know About The Workers’ Comp Independent Medical Exam

For those who suffer from an on-the-job injury, you can rest assured that workers' comp insurance will cover you for your medical expenses as well as provide you with a portion of your salary while you stay home and get better. At some point, once you have been collecting benefits for a while, you may receive a request to undergo a particular type of medical exam called an independent medical exam (IME). Read More