by MHK Attorneys | Mar 1, 2019 | Workers' Compensation, Workplace Injuries
Some people are able to use their hands, day in and day out, and never experience any pain or discomfort. There are also people who begin to experience issues over time. One of the most common concerns is carpal tunnel syndrome. This is not an ailment that sets in...
by MHK Attorneys | Feb 27, 2019 | Workers' Compensation, Workplace Injuries
The back is the part of your body that holds you upright. Many work tasks require a strong, flexible back, and an injury can severely limit what you are able to do. Back injuries can take a long time to recover from. The back can get injured in a variety of ways....
by MHK Attorneys | Feb 26, 2019 | Construction Workers' Accidents, Workers' Compensation
Working on a construction site is never easy. Even if you are being extremely careful, there is always the chance you could suffer a serious injury. Just because you are working in a dangerous industry is not an excuse to suffer an injury due to the negligence of an...
by MHK Attorneys | Feb 23, 2019 | Workers' Compensation, Workplace Injuries
You may have worked for your current employer for years before your accident. If it was your first time getting hurt at work, it may be a scary time, as you rehabilitate and hope you regain full function of your injured body part eventually. One motivation to heal is...
by MHK Attorneys | Feb 20, 2019 | Toxic Exposure, Workers' Compensation
Since the use of asbestos has been significantly limited in recent years, it may be tempting to assume that mesothelioma is no longer a major issue in America. But a report of 21 new cases from a single mining region show this is not the case. Though this story is not...
by MHK Attorneys | Feb 17, 2019 | Toxic Exposure, Workers' Compensation
When discussing toxic substances, the more of a substance that is in your body, the more it will affect you. This correlation between the effect and the amount is known as the “dose-response relationship.” When a toxic chemical is inhaled, there are four...
