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    John Larrimer
    • Jun 12, 2017
    • 1 min

    Four Upcoming Changes to Ohio Workers Comp Laws

    This year, $44 million was donated from the state of Ohio to a multitude of programs dedicated to providing job safety and support for injured workers. A recent bill was passed that changed some of the workers comp terms and conditions. What are the Four Changes to Workers Comp Programs? Statute of Limitations: Previously, injured workers had up to two years following a work injury to file a claim for workers comp. The statute of limitations has been reduced to one year. Ohio
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    John Larrimer
    • Nov 21, 2016
    • 2 min

    Why Does this Ohio Manufacturing Plant have OSHA Concerned?

    The Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) is fining Fuyao Glass America more than $200,000 for dozens of safety violations. Workers have previously complained about unsafe working conditions, which led OSHA to launch eight investigations over the last year. Those eight investigations amounted to $226,937 in penalties. Could complaints with OSHA have helped bring out these investigations? According to OSHA, Fuyao Glass America had unguarded machinery, electrical
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    Larrimer & Larrimer, LLC, keeps its main offices in Columbus, but we also operate in Granville, Zanesville, Logan, Newark, Lima and Portsmouth. As part of our dedication to helping as many injured workers in Ohio as possible, we never want anyone to draw a blank when asking, “Is there an experienced and caring workers’ compensation lawyer near me?” Let us know what we can do for you by requesting a free consultation today.

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