Work Injury
Recovering Work-Related Injury Compensation In a Gig Economy
In the rapidly evolving landscape of the gig economy, the traditional boundaries of employment have blurred, giving rise to flexible job opportunities that range from rideshare driving to freelance programming. However, this flexibility often comes with a significant trade-off – the uncertainty about the scope of worker protections, especially when it comes to injuries sustained…
Read MoreHow to Recover Compensation After a Colorado Logging Injury?
Logging is a dangerous profession and unfortunately, accidents and injuries are a common occurrence in this line of work. A logging injury can range from minor cuts and bruises to more severe and life-altering injuries such as amputations, spinal cord injuries, or even fatalities. If you or a loved one has been injured while working…
Read MoreConstruction Site Debris and Accidents: Can You Sue?
While construction sites contribute to the growth of our communities, they also harbor potential dangers, particularly in the form of construction site debris and accidents. The presence of scattered materials, tools, and waste can lead to serious injuries, not only for workers but also for individuals passing through or visiting the site. At Mintz Law…
Read MoreHow to Write an Internship Resume
An internship is a great way to gain valuable experience and learn more about a particular field. It can also help you make connections and network with professionals in your industry. If you’re interested in pursuing an internship, it’s important to have a strong resume that will make you stand out from the competition. Tips…
Read MoreUnderstanding the 4 Types of Disability in a Worker’s Comp Case
In Colorado, workers’ compensation provides essential financial relief and coverage for medical bills related to injuries that happened on the job. In addition to providing compensation for medical care and expenses, workers’ compensation provides additional benefits to individuals who become disabled due to their injury. There are four different kinds of disability benefits you can…
Read MoreCan I See My Own Doctor for a Work Injury in Colorado?
If you experience a work injury, like a slip and fall, Colorado law requires you to report the accident to your employer. Colorado law allows you to see any doctor for treatment of a work injury; however, some guidelines might impact your decision. Below, you will find some things worth knowing about which doctors can…
Read More4 Tips to Help Win Your Workers’ Compensation Claim
Being injured on the job can have a devastating impact on your career and life. Both the immediate and long-term effects of a debilitating injury can harm your financial situation, physical and mental health, and overall quality of life. The consequences of on-the-job accidents are the very reasons why worker’s compensation insurance exists. Unfortunately, while…
Read MoreInjured in a Construction Accident? Here’s What You Need to Know
Construction is one of the most dangerous industries in the country. According to OSHA (the Occupational Safety and Health Administration), 971 of the 4674 deaths in the workplace in 2017 — almost one in five — were in the construction sector. In addition to those fatalities, thousands more workers were injured enough to lose work…
Read MoreHow Construction Site Workers Optimize Compensation Claims
Working in construction is an attractive job for millions of people across the country. There are a wide variety of roles for a person to choose from, the pay is usually quite good, and most of the time, it provides stable employment. Unfortunately, construction jobs also lead to thousands of workers’ compensation claims every year…
Read MoreWorkers’ Compensation Statistics That You May Not Know
Although most jobs are relatively safe, sustaining an injury from an acute incident is never outside the realm of possibility. If the injury is severe enough, then you may find yourself submitting a workers’ compensation claim. It’s very possible that you don’t know a lot about workers’ compensation, and that’s perfectly okay. We’ve covered some…
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