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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Lower Back Injuries: Causes, Treatments, and Pursuing Compensation for Ohio WorkersLower back injuries are common among Ohio’s workers. Here, we share information about frequent causes, treatments, prevention, and obtaining compensation.
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Your Independent Medical Exam: What it Is and How to Make the Most of itOften, an injured worker must complete an independent medical examination. Discover what these are and how they affect your Ohio workers’ compensation claim.
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Protect Yourself Before and After Slips, Trips, and Falls at Work in ColumbusSlip, trips, and falls are among the leading causes of injury on the job. Discover more about avoiding these accidents & what to do if you’ve already been hurt.
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Pros and Cons of a Lump Sum Workers’ Compensation Settlement in ColumbusIt's possible to resolve your Ohio workers’ compensation claim with a lump sum settlement. Discover if this option is right for you and your family.
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Change of Occupation Awards Aid Workers Forced to Find New Careers Due to IllnessEmployees forced to change jobs because of work-related illnesses may be eligible for a change of occupation award through Ohio workers’ compensation.
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Does Your Employer Use State or Self-Insured Workers’ Compensation Insurance? Find Out If it MattersWhile Ohio operates the largest workers’ compensation insurance program in the U.S., some employees choose to self-insure. Discover what this means for you.
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Facial Scars and Your Rights as an Ohio Worker in ColumbusEmployees who suffer permanent scars to the face from a work-related injury may be eligible for a one-time payment besides typical disability benefits.
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Work Injuries and Employer Violations of Specific Safety RequirementsIf you are injured at work because your employer disregarded specific state-mandated safety requirements, you may be eligible for additional compensation.
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Medical Bills: What’s Covered and How to Ensure Payment After a Work InjuryThe Ohio workers’ compensation system does offer payment for medical care and related expenses if an employee is injured or falls ill at work. Learn more here.
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Temporary Total Disability Benefits for Injured Ohio WorkersWhen an injury leaves an employee completely unable to work for a period of time, workers’ compensation offers temporary benefits to provide care and wages.