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How To Determine & Verify Your Employer's Workers’ Compensation Insurer in MassachusettsWorkers injured on the job in Massachusetts are entitled to certain benefits. To obtain the benefits you must first determine the workers' compensation insurer.
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Here's Why You Should Report Your Work Injury Right Away in MassachusettsIf you have been hurt on the job in Massachusetts, don't delay in reporting your work accident or injury. Failing to report it right away could impact your case
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About the Maximum Weekly Compensation for Injured Workers in Massachusetts?Massachusetts sets a maximum on the amount of weekly workers' compensation checks an injured worker can receive, which depends on the average weekly wage
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Medical Marijuana in Massachusetts Not Covered by Workers' CompensationA judge in Massachusetts recently refused to order a workers' compensation insurer to pay for an injured worker's medical marijuana.
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The Winter Weather Causes An Increase in Slip and Falls at Work in MassachusettsDuring the winter months in Massachusetts, there are an increase in slip and fall accidents at work. Injured workers are entitled to workers' comp benefits.
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If Medical Benefits Remain Open For Life After A Lump Sum Settlement in Massachusetts, Why Is Your Treatment Denied?If a Massachusetts workers' compensation claim is settled with liability, medical benefits are open for life. Treatment may be denied. Here's what you can do.
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A Car Crash on I-95 in Massachusetts Injures a State Trooper and a Tow Truck Worker | These Types of Accidents May Result in Two Separate Injury ClaimsA Massachusetts Trooper and a tow truck worker were injured in a crash on I-95 as reported by Fox 25 Boston. These situations create tow different injury claims
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Common Work Injuries During the Holidays in MassachusettsWork accidents and injuries increase during the holiday season. Here are some of the most common injuries suffered on the job and what to do after being injured
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What’s the Difference Between a Lump Sum Settlement With & Without Liability in Massachusetts?A Massachusetts workers' compensation claim can be settled by a lump sum agreement with or without liability. Injured workers should understand the differences
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An Increase in Fatal Work-Related Accidents in Boston and Metro Boston MassachusettsA recent report revealed an increase in work-related deaths in Boston. If you've lost a loved one in a work related accident, there are benefits available.
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Issues Concerning Disability Benefits from Workers Compensation for the First 5 Days of DisabilityMany injured workers in Massachusetts wonder why they didn't received disability benefits from workers' comp after their work related accident.
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Hurt on the Job and Workers’ Compensation Insurer Denied Medical TreatmentIn Massachusetts, a workers' compensation insurer has a duty to pay for treatment for an injured worker, but sometimes they deny it. The worker has options.