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What Can I Do to Prove My Loved One Was Killed in a Construction Accident?
Per a report in the Tribune-Review, in early August, a 55-year-old man was killed in a construction accident after he was trapped under...

John Larrimer
Aug 30, 2017
How Long Does OSHA Have to Investigate On-the-Job Accidents?
Earlier this month, a recycling worker in Haviland, Ohio was killed in a grinding machine explosion. According to Plastics News, a...

John Larrimer
Aug 28, 2017
Should I Trust My Employer’s Investigation Into What Caused My On-the-Job Accident?
In early August, a man was killed in an on-the-job accident while unloading bags of cement powder at a Maumee, Ohio railcar repair...

John Larrimer
Aug 23, 2017
Are Work Injuries Contributing to the Painkiller Epidemic?
As the opioid epidemic, also known as the painkiller epidemic, sweeps the nation, questions have been raised about how much work injuries...

John Larrimer
Aug 21, 2017
Can I Collect Workers’ Comp If I’m Attacked at Work?
Is workers’ compensation available to people who were attacked at work? The workers’ comp laws in many states differ, but in most states,...

John Larrimer
Aug 16, 2017
What Do I Do If My Loved One Was Killed While Working Construction?
The Blade recently reported on an incident involving a 60-year-old man who was killed while working construction in Weston, Ohio....

John Larrimer
Aug 2, 2017
Can Ohio Firefighters Receive Workers Comp Benefits for Cancer?
Firefighters have an increased risk of developing cancer due to the nature of their jobs. These brave men and women regularly come into...

John Larrimer
Apr 5, 2017
Are You at Risk for a Workplace Brain Injury?
Workplace accidents that result in catastrophic injuries are often preventable. Employers may allow unsafe work conditions, neglect to...

John Larrimer
Apr 3, 2017
Are There Different Types of Work Injuries for Workers Comp Claims?
There are two common types of workplace injuries for workers compensation claims. These include acute injuries that occur right after an...

John Larrimer
Mar 29, 2017
Workplace Safety: Study Claims This Method Can Prevent Occupational Eye Injuries
A new study conducted by the American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO) has found 90 percent of occupational eye injuries can be prevented...

John Larrimer
Mar 27, 2017
Occupational Diseases Part 4: Why Workers Develop Asthma
Over the last several weeks, we have discussed several occupational diseases. Asthma is a common health condition affecting workers. The...

John Larrimer
Mar 20, 2017
Occupational Diseases Part 3: CDC Finds Workers Still Harmed by Asbestos Exposure
Asbestos is one of the most infamous workplace safety hazards in modern history. For decades, asbestos was used in many consumer products...

John Larrimer
Mar 15, 2017
Can You Receive Workers Comp for a Workplace Car Accident?
A recent workers compensation case involving a home health aide can show why workplace accidents involving driving can be tricky in Ohio....

John Larrimer
Mar 13, 2017
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