The rules for collecting workers’ compensation are confusing, placing injured workers at an unfair disadvantage. Our library articles explain complex work injury topics in a straightforward way, including which forms you need to file for compensation and which steps to take to protect your claim.
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Basics of Ohio Workers’ Compensation Prescription Drug CoverageOhio workers’ compensation covers medications prescribed by your doctor, but they require approval, and there are drugs they don't cover. Learn more here.
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Accidents Causing Serious Injury Can Happen to Any Ohio WorkerThe most common workplace accidents can happen in virtually any environment. We explain what they are and when you might need to file for workers’ comp.
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Connections Between an Autoimmune Disease and the WorkplaceWhen working conditions cause an autoimmune disorder such as arthritis or lupus to worsen, the sufferer may collect workers’ compensation.
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Garbage Collecting Ranks Among Most Dangerous Jobs in the U.S.As a solid waste hauler, you face multiple hazards daily. If you are injured on the job in Ohio, you should be covered by workers’ compensation.
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Ohio Teachers Assaulted by Students Can Collect Workers’ CompensationOhio teachers injured in an assault by a student may need extensive medical care, counseling, and time off work. They may also qualify for workers’ comp.
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A Comprehensive Look at Workplace Back InjuriesBack pain is a common complaint among many workers. Learn about various types of back injuries and when they may qualify for workers’ comp in Ohio.
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Ohio BWC Will No Longer Cover OxyContin PrescriptionsA BWC rule change regarding prescription opioids is now in effect. We look at what this change may mean for your health after you're injured on the job.
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Ohio Craft Brewers Are at Risk of Serious Injury on the JobThe craft beer industry is strong and growing in Ohio, employing more people each year. However, there's a high risk of worker injury for many reasons.
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Do You Know What Workers’ Comp Fraud Is? To Stay Out of Jail, You Should Find Out!If you're collecting workers’ compensation in Ohio, know that it's illegal for you to work. Any means of earning money could be considered fraud.
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Considering Using Medical Marijuana? You Should Understand the Implications for Ohio Workers’ CompensationEven with a prescription, using medical marijuana could mean you're ineligible for workers’ comp if you're injured on the job. Here's what you should know.