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Common Knee Injuries Leading to Non-Subscriber Injury Claims Did you suffer a knee injury while working for a non-subscriber employer? You may be entitled to compensation from your employer for these common knee injuries. -
How Delivery Trucks Cause Accidents When Making Deliveries Not all truck accidents are caused by semis. Learn the common causes of delivery truck wrecks that could cause you and your family to suffer injuries. -
Co-Driver Liability for Truck Accidents Was there more than one driver in the truck that caused your accident? The co-driver could be partially at fault even if he was not driving. -
Why Office Workers Need to File Workplace Injury Claims Are you an office worker who works for a non-subscriber employer? You may be entitled to compensation if your employer’s negligence caused your injuries. -
Causes of Janitorial Workplace Injury Claims If you are a janitor who works for a non-subscriber employer, you may injure yourself due to your employer’s negligence. Are you entitled to compensation? -
Truck Blind Spots and Passenger Vehicle Accidents Were you in a truck’s no-zone at the time of your accident? Learn where a truck’s blind spots are and when truck drivers can be held accountable for a wreck. -
Ways Trucking Companies Cause Truck Accidents If you were hurt in a truck accident, you may be able to hold the trucking company liable. Here are common ways the trucking company may have been negligent. -
Wrongful Death and Survival Actions in Drunk Driving Cases If a family member died in a drunk driving accident, you may be able to file a wrongful death claim or survival action. Which do you have a right to pursue? -
How Social Media Posts May Hurt Your Workplace Injury Claim If you are filing a workplace injury claim with a non-subscriber employer, you need to watch what you post on social media sites. What shouldn’t you post? -
Claiming Your Injury Did Not Occur in the Scope of Employment Your employer may claim that your non-subscriber workplace injury did not occur in the course and scope of employment. Does this apply to your injury?