Workers Compensation

Facing a denied workers' compensation claim can be a daunting experience, particularly when dealing with the physical and financial impacts of a workplace injury. However, a denial is not the end of the road. There are several steps you can take to appeal the decision and potentially secure the benefits you need. 1. Understand...

Workers' compensation is a critical safety net for employees, providing financial and medical support for injuries sustained in the course of employment. However, a common area of confusion arises when considering whether workers' compensation covers injuries that occur off-the-clock, when an employee is not actively performing their job duties. The answer to this question...

Personal injuries can happen to anyone at any time, often unexpectedly and with significant consequences. These injuries can result from various circumstances, ranging from accidents to intentional acts of harm. Here are the most common types of personal injuries that lead to claims. Car Accidents Car accidents are one of the leading causes of...

Workers’ compensation settlements are calculated based on a variety of factors including lost wages, current and future medical expenses, your impairment rating, your education, and the cost of retraining for a different position if a worker is unable to return to their previous position. Workplace accidents can be traumatizing events, leading to devastating harm,...

“If I am injured at work, how do I provide for my family and continue to pay my bills while I recover?,” That is the number one question facing many of the 33,000 workers who open workers' compensation claims each year in Kentucky. An on the job injury can be a devastating blow to...

The short answer is no, workers’ comp payments are not reportable as income on a federal or state tax return. This should not be confused with other benefits you may receive, such as unemployment benefits, which are fully taxable, or Social Security disability, which may be taxable. This is one of the questions we...