Employee fills out workers' compensation form after injury on the job
A Guide to the Alabama Workers’ Compensation Act

Private industry employers reported 32,600 non-fatal workplace injuries in Alabama for 2021, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Of those cases, 13,800 resulted in time away from work. Missed work means no paycheck, unpaid bills, and added stress on top of the injury. Alabama workers do have a shield of protection in the…

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Amusement park rides can lead to amusement park accidents and injuries
Amusement Park Accidents and Injuries: What You Need to Know

Amusement parks have provided entertainment for hundreds of years. They feature special rides like the Tilt-a-Whirl, roller coasters, and many other kinds of attractions. But it’s not all fun and games. Lurking among the laughter and thrills is the darker side of amusement parks. There were an estimated 1,224 ride-related injuries in the U.S. and…

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Common Signs of Nursing Home Abuse

The Alabama Department of Human Resources (ADHR) reported 9,407 adult abuse or neglect cases in 2021. Unfortunately, elder abuse is a severe problem that has devastating consequences and affects all racial and ethnic groups. Nursing home abuse takes many forms, including mental abuse, neglect, and financial exploitation. All too often, your loved one may not…

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What should you do if you’re injured at work?

Have you been injured while on the job? Sounds like the beginning of every personal injury commercial you’ve seen, huh? Unfortunately, the question is not as trivial as you may think. The U.S. Department of Labor reported 2.6 million nonfatal workplace injuries and illnesses in 2021. With such a high number of injuries occurring yearly,…

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someone is injured at a construction site
Construction Site Injuries: Who is Liable?

Construction sites are a safety threat, no matter the size of the project. Construction workers must work in the elements, maintain awareness of traffic and heavy machinery, cross narrow planks several stories above the ground, and evade electrocution. As a job description, dangerous is an understatement. The U.S. Department of Labor reported 250 injuries or…

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Man in nursing home feels withdrawn due to emotional elder abuse from the staff
Signs of Emotional Elder Abuse in a Nursing Home

Emotional abuse occurs when one person causes emotional trauma to another through nonphysical means. The abuse can be verbal or nonverbal and uses power and control to isolate and intimidate. Nursing home staff occupy a powerful position as it relates to nursing home residents. Residents rely on staff for basic needs like water, food, and…

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An injured construction worker considers hiring a construction accident injury attorney
10 Reasons to Hire a Construction Accident Injury Lawyer

Accidents on construction sites can lead to severe and debilitating injuries that require significant recovery time. Beyond the physical pain, there can be a financial strain. To curb the risk of injury and fatalities, employers and owners are required to stick to strict safety regulations. Sadly, those regulations aren’t always followed. Corners are cut, and…

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Couple's homeowner's insurance claim for a leak was denied
How to Appeal a Homeowner’s Insurance Claim Denial

There’s a saying that says, “knowledge is power.” This is especially true when it comes to homeowner’s insurance and what it covers. There have been countless instances where homeowners were not compensated for losses. Most often, this is simply because they were unaware of what their policies provide. The financial impact of a denied claim…

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Sick patient lies in hospital bed thinking about suing for medical malpractice
How Long Do You Have to Sue for Medical Malpractice?

Multiple visits to different medical professionals each year is normal for millions of people across the country. Shuttling your kids or yourself to a primary care physician, dentist, chiropractor, or eye doctor are things you do without a second thought. However, sometimes a run-of-the-mill doctor’s appointment can go wrong. According to a study by the…

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