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April 28 is Workers’ Memorial Day, an annual observance dedicated to honoring workers who have been killed or injured in workplace accidents. What is the history of Workers' Memorial Day? On December 29, 1970, President Nixon signed the Occupational Safety and Health Act into law. This landmark legislation established the Occupational Safety and Health Administration...

Serious brain injuries are on the rise in work accidents and across Ohio. According to a recent study, 1 out of 4 Ohio adults experience at least one traumatic brain injury in their lifetime. Given the devastating consequences and significant costs linked to work-related TBIs, it's important to spread public awareness regarding the risks, symptoms,...

Construction accidents frequently occur on job sites where cement and concrete are being used. While commonly used in construction, cement and concrete present significant dangers due to their heavy weight, chemical properties, and the risks of falls and accidents associated with their handling and installation on construction sites. If you've been injured in a construction...

In recent years, the United States has seen a concerning rise in workplace fatalities, a trend that's casting a shadow over occupational safety and health. The alarming increase in fatal workplace accidents is a wake-up call for stricter safety measures. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), 2022 witnessed a significant spike in...

As the holiday season approaches, delivery drivers often experience an uptick in workload. This makes it crucial to revisit safety protocols to prevent on-the-job injuries. The tips outlined below are designed to safeguard delivery drivers during the busy holiday period. Whether you're a delivery driver or an employer, learn which tips and best practices to...

For the 13th year in a row, OSHA's fall protection standard remains at the top of the administration's annual list of top work safety violations. The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) oversees workplace safety, enforces safety protocols, and levies citations and fines for companies violating industry safety requirements. The annual list, based on...

Severe work-related injuries require prompt medical attention to reduce the risk of future complications and facilitate recovery. Surgery is one of the most common treatments for severe and debilitating work injuries. However, even if your doctor recommends a certain type of surgery, you could find yourself at odds if it's denied by workers' comp. Ohio's...

Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) in construction are a significant concern in Ohio and across the nation. These head injuries can result from various accidents around a construction site and often require immediate medical attention. The consequences of a traumatic brain injury can be severe Construction-related TBIs can vary in severity, with some leading to lifelong...

Ohio's go-to workers' comp lawyers explain settlements and benefits. Back injuries are common at work. Employees who suffer work accidents or develop back injuries over time are typically entitled to workers' compensation benefits. Due to the long-term and debilitating nature of work-related back injuries, workers' compensation settlements for these injuries can be significant. The Ohio...

Suffering a work-related injury can be a physically and emotionally challenging experience. In Ohio, with few exceptions, employees injured on the job are eligible for workers' compensation benefits. One common workplace injury is a torn meniscus, a severe knee injury that can significantly impact their ability to work and perform daily activities. A torn meniscus...