Category: Workers’ Compensation
Can Inaccurate Statements Cause You to Lose Louisiana Workers’ Compensation Benefits
Can Inaccurate Statements Cause You to Lose Louisiana Workers' Compensation Benefits? By Craig B. Mitchell and Kiana M. Mitchell |…
Feeling Fine After an Accident? Why You Shouldn’t Put Off Medical Attention
After an accident, you may be focused on everything except your health. You’re checking on passengers, exchanging insurance information, looking…
Can 1099 Workers Get Louisiana Workers’ Comp?
Can a 1099 Worker Receive Workers' Compensation in Louisiana By Craig B. Mitchell and Kiana M. Mitchell | Mitchell &…
The Path of A Back Injury at Work
What Should You Do If You Hurt Your Back at Work? If you hurt your back at work take the…
How Employers Try to Avoid Paying Workers’ Compensation Premiums
When you hear about workers' compensation fraud in Louisiana, it usually involves a worker collecting benefits when he or she…
What Are the Common Mistakes Workers’ Comp Doctors Look For?
After suffering a workplace injury, a visit to a doctor is your first priority. The medical records the doctor collects…
Can I Claim Workers’ Compensation if I Am Infected by the Coronavirus?
The majority of the country has shut down due to COVID-19. In fact, April 30th is the new extended deadline…
Am I Eligible for Social Security Disability in Louisiana?
If you worked and paid into the Social Security program, you may qualify for benefits if you become disabled. Social…
How Long Do I Have to File a Workers’ Comp Claim in Louisiana?
When you get hurt at work, you may wonder how you will make ends meet. Who will pay your bills?…
5 Reasons You Need a Lawyer for a Workers’ Comp Claim in Louisiana
Suffering a work injury is not easy. In the blink of an eye, you could face an uncertain future and…
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