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Skiing can pose risks of mild to severe injuries, including sprains, fractures, and head injuries. Factors such as skill level, terrain difficulty, and adherence to safety guidelines contribute to the likelihood of injuries. Here is an overview of 2023 ski injury statistics.  Overall Ski Injury Rates Every year, approximately 600,000 people in the U.S....

Concussions are a type of traumatic brain injury and a concern for parents of children engaged in sports, recreational activities, or daily play. Recognizing the signs of a concussion is crucial for prompt and appropriate care. Symptoms to Look Out For In A Concussion Keep an eye out for the following signs of a...

If you have suffered a work-related injury, you may have concerns about job security. Injured employees are entitled to workers’ compensation benefits, but unfortunately, your employer does not have to hold your job for you until you recover. Understanding the Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation Act The Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation Act governs the workers' compensation system...

Workers' compensation investigations are comprehensive inquiries initiated by an employer’s workers’ compensation insurance company to assess the validity of claims made by employees who have suffered injuries or illnesses on the job. They are meant to prevent fraudulent activities. Why Insurance Companies Initiate an Investigation While not every workers' compensation claim undergoes a thorough...

Although injured workers are eligible to receive workers’ compensation benefits under Pennsylvania law, there are circumstances in which obtaining a lawyer becomes crucial. 1. Claims Denial If your workers' compensation claim is denied or delayed, consult an experienced Philadelphia Work Injury Attorney. A lawyer can review the denial, assess the reasons behind it, and...

Workplace safety is a paramount concern that can jeopardize the well-being of workers and the overall work environment. However, a significant number of employees hesitate to report safety concerns for the following common reasons. 1. Fear One of the primary reasons employees avoid reporting safety concerns is the fear of reprisal. Workers may worry...