Taking a drug test after an accident at work can feel like an invasion of privacy and even a suspicion on the part of your employer about whether or not you are to blame. All these feelings are valid and might even be accurate, but it is a necessary step in the workers’ compensation claims process in many instances. Presumption of Guilt In most states, no law requires an employee to undergo a drug test after an accident at work.…
Read More »Work-related falls can happen in any workplace, including construction sites and office buildings. Although the authorities have outlined safety standards to protect workers from these types of accidents, an employer’s negligence or another employee’s failure to comply with safety protocols may cause you to fall and injure yourself. If you’ve suffered a work-related fall due to another person’s negligence, you should contact a workers’ compensation attorney. Here’s why this is a good idea:…
Read More »After recently losing a loved one, such as your spouse or parent, who had you listed as the executor of your estate, you might feel overwhelmed and uncertain of what this means for you. Without much experience handling situations like these, hiring an estate administration attorney to walk you through the process can be beneficial, ensuring you’re following the law and administering the estate to the different beneficiaries as directed.…
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