Are you suffering from a work-related mental illness or psychological condition? Mental health workers' compensation claims make up a tiny percentage of all workers' compensation claims. Workers' compensation can help you cover current and ongoing medical costs, damages for pain and suffering, lost wages, and more.... read more

Health care providers are responsible for taking care of thousands of people every day. Whether you're sick, hurt, having a baby, or just need a checkup, they are at the forefront making sure you receive the care you need. Unfortunately though, in the United States there is a pandemic that is affecting the health care world; and it has predominately affected those working in the health care environment.... read more

Are you recovering from a workplace injury or occupational disease? If so, you could tell your employer that you are interested in doing light-duty work. Light-duty work is transitional work that you can do with your medical restrictions while recovering from an injury.... read more

If you get hurt or sick on the job, you will qualify for workers' compensation benefits as long as you can prove that your injury or illness is work-related. Generally speaking, you must be able to prove that you were doing something for the benefit of your employer and that it resulted in your injury or illness.... read more

If you think you have carpal tunnel syndrome that was caused by work, you may be able to receive workers' compensation benefits in Washington State.... read more