Your Workers’ Comp Deposition
When you have been injured at work, being deposed is often part of the process. A deposition is a formal legal event where you answer […]
Your Workers’ Comp Deposition Read More »
When you have been injured at work, being deposed is often part of the process. A deposition is a formal legal event where you answer […]
Your Workers’ Comp Deposition Read More »
It’s the first part of a new year, so taxes are on everyone’s minds. If you’ve been injured at work, you may be wondering if
Taxes and Workers’ Comp Disability Benefits Read More »
When you have your evidentiary hearing, it will most likely be in a nearby courthouse. The Virginia Workers’ Compensation Commission holds evidentiary hearings in the
Where to Go, What to Wear, and What (Not) to Bring for Your Evidentiary Hearing Read More »
A paralegal from HammondTownsend wrote an eloquent description of why she is a paralegal and has been in the workers’ compensation field for decades.You can
Why We Work in Worker’s Comp Read More »
Jo Hamilton, a HammondTownsend paralegal, gives a glimpse into what the paralegals do each day. A paralegal assists a lawyer with specific legal tasks. In
A Day in the Life of a Workers’ Comp Paralegal Read More »
Any part of your body may be injured at work, and depending on your job you may be injured in a number of ways. You
Common Workers’ Comp Injuries in Virginia Read More »
This blog discusses common workers’ comp types of injuries, such as falls or cuts, and where on your body they occur, but not what type
Common Workers’ Comp Jobs in the United States Read More »
You may remember the adage, more common a decade ago, that everything on the internet lives forever. This saying is still true today, and may
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There are a lot of different people involved in a worker’s compensation case, and if you’re unfamiliar with the process it can be hard to
People Involved in a Workers’ Comp Case Read More »
Sometimes, you may go through an evidentiary hearing, where you and your lawyer and the insurance company have a hearing in front of a Deputy
Alternative Dispute Resolution Read More »