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Working in construction means you face a higher risk of injury than workers in other industries. For example, you might work at heights, near heavy machinery and have consistent exposure to harsh elements. Staying safe while you work is a team effort involving you and...
Whiplash is arguably one of the most common injuries you could sustain in a car accident. The severity of your diagnosis will depend on the point of impact, as well as where you sat in the vehicle. If not promptly treated, its effect could linger for many months or...
Under the New Hampshire Workers’ Compensation Statute, employers must cover all injuries that occur in their workplaces. If you experience an on-the-job accident after starting a new job, you may apply for workers’ comp benefits to treat your injuries. Employees...
Whether another driver collides with your vehicle while using their phone or they cause an accident because they took their hands off the wheel to eat food, distracted driving occurs for a wide variety of reasons. On top of reviewing risk factors associated with...
Insurance companies are not always on your side. You are the customer, and they ought to look out for your interests. More often than not, they will place profits and risk calculations ahead of your physical and financial well-being. The insurance company may offer...
Construction sites have a reputation for being particularly dangerous. They can result in falls, crashes, and even crush injuries. What are these injuries, though? How common are they among construction site workers? And how does a person treat them? Causes of crush...
No matter where you work, you could face an on-the-job injury. Even a relatively minor injury could impact your ability to work for a while and could put you at risk for reduced wages. A more serious injury could threaten the health of your finances. Several common...
If you live with carpal tunnel, you know how debilitating it can become. That said, like most injured workers, you may assume your condition is a part of life and not strive to push for workers’ compensation to cover the cost of therapy or, in more extreme cases,...
A problematic work situation can take a toll on your physical and mental health. While you know workers' compensation covers physical illness and injury, will the same coverage extend to your mental health? New Hampshire does not make it easy to claim that your job is...
When you get injured at work, your employers' workers' compensation insurance should help cover the cost of your medical care and lost wages. If you work remotely, know that workers' compensation can still pay for your work-related injuries. How to define work-related...
