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Which Occupation Reports the Most Back Injuries?
Nursing staff, including assistants and orderlies, contribute a disproportionate number of back and other injuries to national...

John Larrimer
Feb 20, 2015
Does Workers’ Comp Cover Hearing Loss?
Thousands of workers are exposed to loud noises every day; for some, the noise level of their job presents a real risk of long-term...

John Larrimer
Feb 18, 2015
What Are the Different Kinds of Workers’ Comp Benefits?
Workers can be compensated for their injuries in a variety of ways. Medical Care: Hospital and medical expenses that arise as a result of...

John Larrimer
Feb 16, 2015
Does Workers’ Compensation Cover Depression?
Workplace injuries can cause more than just physical damage. Especially in cases involving permanent life-altering injuries,...

John Larrimer
Feb 13, 2015
How Do I Know If I Am an Employee or a Contractor?
Under workers’ compensation law, independent contractors are not covered by workers’ compensation insurance policies. Some companies will...

John Larrimer
Feb 11, 2015
Can I Handle My Workers’ Compensation Case without a Lawyer?
If you have suffered an injury on the job and you were thinking of hiring an attorney, you might ask yourself if the stress of seeking...

John Larrimer
Feb 9, 2015
What is Ohio’s New Workers’ Comp Insurance Proposal?
A proposal by Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC) Administrator/CEO Steve Buehrer could soon see a double-digit reduction in...

John Larrimer
Feb 6, 2015
Are Fatal Workplace Accidents On the Rise?
Ohio has fallen into an unacceptable and tragic trend: a worker suffers a fatal workplace accident almost every week in the state,...

John Larrimer
Feb 4, 2015
At What Height Do Most Workplace Falls Cause Injury?
Falls are the number one cause of construction-related worker injuries, and they are often due to inadequate safety measures. Many fall...

John Larrimer
Feb 2, 2015
Are Construction Jobs Too Risky?
A tragic fatal workplace accident left a construction worker dead and a truck driver injured in Cincinnati on January 19, 2015. A highway...

John Larrimer
Jan 30, 2015
Can Sensors Help Prevent Coal Miner Injuries in Ohio?
Ohio coal miners can breathe a little bit easier now that the federal government requires all coal digging machines to incorporate...

John Larrimer
Jan 28, 2015
When Can I Get Compensation for a Work Injury?
If a worker is injured at his or her place of employment, it is not a guarantee that a workers’ compensation claim will be respected in...

John Larrimer
Jan 26, 2015
Is CS Metals Endangering Workers?
The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has cited scrap processing firm CS metals after it...

John Larrimer
Jan 23, 2015
Was 2014 a Good Year for Worker Safety in Ohio?
The Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC) declared 2014 to be the year of workplace safety, citing lowered rates of workers’...

John Larrimer
Jan 21, 2015
Is Employer Retaliation an OSHA Violation?
A retaliatory action by Air Methods Corp., the largest U.S. provider of air medical transportation services, left a pilot unemployed...

John Larrimer
Jan 19, 2015
Do OSHA Penalties Accrue with Repeated Violations?
The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has hit Formed Fiber Technologies LLC, a company that...

John Larrimer
Jan 16, 2015
How Serious Was Haverhill Chemicals’ OSHA Violation?
Late last year, the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) cited Haverhill Chemicals LLC for the...

John Larrimer
Jan 14, 2015
How Does OSHA Prioritize Inspections?
The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) conducts safety inspections based on the priority of...

John Larrimer
Jan 12, 2015
How Are Employers Required to Record Information About Injuries?
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) can cite employers if they neglect to keep records on workplace injuries or...

John Larrimer
Jan 9, 2015
What is OSHA’s Fall Prevention Campaign?
Many companies are repeat offenders when it comes to violations of Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s (OSHA) codes....

John Larrimer
Jan 7, 2015
How Does a Company End Up in the Severe Violator Enforcement Program?
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s (OSHA) recently placed Kent, Ohio-based The Davey Tree Expert Co. in the Severe...

John Larrimer
Jan 5, 2015
What is the Leading Cause of Construction-Related Injury?
All-Set Roofing and Construction Inc. was hit with a hefty $44,600 fine after the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and...

John Larrimer
Jan 2, 2015
What Rules Must Be Followed When Building with Concrete?
Firefighter Larry Heczko lost his life in an accident on November 13, 2014, when a wall he was working on collapsed. He fell 12 feet and...

John Larrimer
Dec 31, 2014
How Can an Electrical Injury Affect Me?
The Coldwater, Ohio-based Tastemorr rice cake manufacturing plant was hit with seven violations of Occupational Safety and Health...

John Larrimer
Dec 29, 2014
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