05 Sep Cop Bests Terrorist but Denied Workers’ Comp
There are some professions, such as first responders, who many people assume easily get awarded workers’ comp when they get...
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27 Aug Pennsylvania Takes a Closer Look at Incarceration and Workers’ Comp
It’s in an employer’s best interest to keep workplaces as safe as possible and workers’ comp claims to a minimum...
22 Aug Ohio May Soon Require Citizenship for Workers’ Comp Claims
In June, the Ohio House approved House Bill 80, which will require workers’ comp claimants to have citizenship to receive...
18 Aug Figuring Out Workers’ Comp Benefits in New Jersey
Workers’ comp is a little different in every state, and if you’re curious how it works here in New Jersey,...
13 Aug EMTs Want Workers’ Comp for PTSD, Too
Earlier in 2019, Senate Bill 164 was passed, which allows for certain employees—including firefighters, police officers, and some parole officers—to...
30 Jul No More Oxycontin from Workers’ Comp in Ohio
The country is in the midst of an opioid crisis, but that doesn't detract from the fact that there are...
23 Jul The Workers’ Comp Case of the Double-Dipper
When a person receives a workers' comp claim because they say they can't work due to an injury, that means...
11 Jul Who Let the Dog Out? Workers’ Comp Claim Becomes a Real Beast
Police officers take a lot of risks on the job, and getting bit by a dog isn't that unusual in...
02 Jul Workers’ Comp Claims Go Paperless in California
One of the many reasons filing a successful workers' comp claim is challenging is that there's so much paperwork. That's...
20 Jun If I Trip Over My Dog While Working at Home, Do I Get Workers’ Comp?
Stipulations of workers' comp are always changing because the nature of our work is always changing. At Bloom Law Office,...
18 Jun Is Texting Thumb Covered Under Workers’ Comp?
There has been a surge in "texting thumb" diagnoses thanks to our dependency on technology and our phones, where the...
11 Jun Undocumented Employees and Workers’ Comp
What happens when an undocumented worker gets hurt on the job? It's an issue that Bloom Law Office can help...
04 Jun Workers’ Comp Fraud Considered “Lucrative”
In San Bernardino County, worker's comp claims are being called both lucrative and costly. According to the Daily News, a...
28 May 4 Jobs That Usually Aren’t Covered by Workers’ Comp But Really Should Be
Workers’ compensation coverage is paid by your employer, who is legally required to do so. However, at Bloom Law Office,...
21 May Do You Know the WWE Workers’ Comp Chant?
What do talk-show,-host John Oliver, the WWE, and workers’ compensation have in common? Quite a lot as of late, and...
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