After you have received your emergency care you will need what is called a POR or Physician of Record. A physician of record will provide medical treatment, medication, request medical treatment, request diagnostics, and send you out to specialist. A Physician of Record is similar to a primary care physician […]

Short answer no, but . . . you can file for a form of compensation award called an award for permanent partial disability comp. It is essentially an award for pain and suffering in relation to your allowed work injury claim. You file for this form of comp in an […]

If you get injured at work and have an allowed Ohio workers compensation claim for that workplace injury you may be entitle to temporary total disability compensation for your workplace injury. You are entitled to temporary total disability under two scenarios: 1.) you cannot work at all or 2.) you […]

As a rule of thumb you should always at the very least consult with a workplace injury attorney. In general the Ohio workers comp system can be overly complicated and labyrinthine for a typical injured worker. You might NOT need a workplace injury lawyer under the following very limited circumstances: […]

As a general rule a work injury lawyer that represents an injured worker nearly always charge what is called a contingency fee. That is, if the work injury lawyer recovers compensation for his client that work injury attorney is entitled to a percentage of that compensation. Workplace injury clients typically […]