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No one should have to suffer the dreadful and unnecessary experience of workplace violence. Unfortunately, it has become an increasingly common concern in the American workplace, meaning that it is all the more important to understand how to respond in this situation and how to address these… Read more
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If you sustained one or more injuries in the workplace, do you file a lawsuit against your employer to recover the financial losses associated with the workplace incident? Unless your employer committed one or more acts of intentional negligence, you must first follow the procedures established for… Read more
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Disputes happen.
Whether it is an office full of employees or a team of general contractors at a construction site, disagreements are a part of doing business. However, when work-related disputes involve a violation of one or more employment laws, work-related disputes take on an entirely… Read more
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It's important to understand that federal law prohibits employers from discriminating against applicants during the hiring process. The Civil Rights Act of 1964 guaranteed that no employer could discriminate against applicants based upon their race, color, religion, sex, or national origin. When… Read more
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If you or someone you know was recently involved in a physical altercation at work, there are a lot of questions that need to be answered. The sooner you can speak with an attorney about your rights, the easier it will be to decide your next steps. Most people don’t know their rights or their… Read more
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Following a workplace injury, it is critical to secure reliable medical care. Your priority should always be your own well-being and physical recovery.
This is especially true if you hope to pursue financial recovery through a workers’ comp claim. When you have an ongoing earned benefits… Read more
