hearing loss doctor

Hearing loss is a common and preventable workplace injury affecting an estimated 22 million workers annually, according to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). Workers in industries involving loud machinery, tools, and environments, including construction, warehouse, and manufacturing workers, are most at risk of irreversible hearing loss. What Kind of…

Boating accident

In just one recent year, 45 recreational boating accidents occurred in Kentucky, according to data from the U.S. Coast Guard. Popular recreation areas like Kentucky Lake, Lake Cumberland, Dale Hollow Lake, Lake Barkley, and Green River Lake all present potential hazards for boaters. It’s important to know what to do…

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Are you worried about having to repay your workers’ compensation benefits in Kentucky? Our experienced workers’ compensation lawyers can prepare your claim and work to prevent mistakes that might lead to repayment demands. If you face a dispute or repayment request, our attorneys can also defend your interests and protect…

The federal government considers an employer to have conducted a mass layoff when it terminates employees who file at least 50 initial claims for unemployment insurance, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Under the federal Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act (WARN Act), qualifying businesses must provide at least…

conveyor belt

Conveyor belts play an important role in many industries by moving materials quickly and efficiently. Whether in factories or warehouses, they help keep things running smoothly. However, without proper conveyor safety measures, these machines can be dangerous, leading to serious injuries. Safety Risks of Conveyor Belt Usage in the Workplace…

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Under Kentucky workers’ compensation law, if you get injured at work, you must report the injury to your supervisor or another designated person as soon as possible after the event. Delaying the report could negatively affect your ability to claim workers’ compensation benefits. Kentucky’s Rules for Reporting Workplace Injuries If…

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When a person suffers a catastrophic injury or develops a severe medical condition that leaves them unable to work, the individual may be eligible for financial assistance through the Social Security Administration’s disability benefit programs. However, qualifying for disability benefits typically involves a complex application process. An experienced Social Security…