Can You Claim Workers’ Compensation for Medical Conditions Caused by Injuries?

Unfortunately, workers who develop certain medical conditions from their injuries cannot claim workers’ compensation specifically for those conditions. The reason for this is because the conditions themselves are simply complications that arise from the injuries. If you were to suffer a brain injury on the job, for example, and that brain injury affected your memory…

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Workers’ Compensation for Aerospace Workers

According to the Mississippi Development Authority, aerospace is a leading career field in Mississippi. In fact, there are around 20 different aerospace companies spread throughout the state, manufacturing and testing various aerospace products and equipment for the entire country to use. However, aerospace workers are at risk of becoming injured just like any other type…

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What Kind of Medical Care Does Workers’ Compensation Provide?

Jobsite injuries happen every day and range from minor scrapes to major physical harm. If you reside in Jackson, Clarksdale, Greenville, or anywhere throughout Mississippi and get injured on the job, your company’s workers’ compensation insurance provides the medical care you require. Workers’ compensation is “no-fault” insurance that covers expenses for injuries and conditions caused…

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Workers’ Compensation Claims for Mississippi Warehouse Workers

Consumers and workers understand all too well how the pandemic has transformed shopping nationwide. To say that online shopping has increased would be an understatement. Businesses in all occupations have adapted to the needs of the consumer, from offering remote shopping options like curbside delivery to only providing delivery options for consumers. While the increase…

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How Accusations of Drinking on the Job Can Affect Your Workers’ Compensation Benefits

Workers’ compensation benefits are reserved for workers who experience an injury while on the job. In 2012, there were amendments to Mississippi’s workers’ compensation laws that prevented employees from receiving benefits under certain circumstances. One of the exclusions includes if the proximate cause of the employee’s injury was the use of illegal drugs or intoxication.…

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Are Workers’ Compensation Benefits Taxable?

For the most part, injured workers do not have to pay federal income taxes on their injury awards, whether they’re from a comp claim or a lawsuit. Work injury benefits essentially include payment for medical bills and 2/3 of their lost wages. The medical portion is payable to the physicians and not the worker. The…

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