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A workplace injury is a life-altering event, not just for you but also for your family. In Iowa, the most important step you can take after this tragic event is to take the matter seriously and review your rights. Once you start to learn more about your rights and the...
It is important for anyone who suffers an injury while on-the-job to realize that time is not their friend. In Iowa, recent significant legislative changes in 2017 directly impact when an injured worker can move forward with a claim for workers’ compensation benefits....
Workers’ compensation can be a confusing topic, especially with so many misconceptions floating around. Below, we clear up some of the most common mistaken beliefs, which can help you understand your rights and pursue the workers' comp benefits you deserve....
The construction workers of the Des Moines metro area dedicate their days to building and enhancing our community. However, this hard work comes with inherent risks, as construction sites are among the most hazardous workplaces in the U.S. These injuries can happen...
When workers suffer injuries or illnesses due to their job, workers’ compensation provides an important safety net. However, the amount of time you can receive this support depends on your situation. What should you know? How long do benefits last? Some states...
Workers' compensation is an important program that helps employees who get hurt or sick because of their job. What should Iowa workers know? What is workers’ compensation? Workers' compensation is insurance that gives support to employees who face work-related...
Workers' compensation provides financial support, medical coverage and wage replacement for people with on-the-job injuries. If it weren't for workers' compensation laws in Iowa, any injured person would be in a difficult position – and could potentially lose their...
Workers' compensation is one of many programs in Iowa that help protect employees from abusive work environments. Employers typically have to provide coverage in case someone gets hurt on the job or develops a work-acquired medical condition. That coverage can protect...
Repetitive strain injuries (RSIs) are common in the workplace, particularly with the rise of jobs requiring repetitive motions such as typing and product warehouse work. RSIs result from overuse of specific muscle groups or repetitive movements, leading to strain and...
When someone gets hurt on the job or a doctor diagnoses them with a health issue caused by their employment, they may need financial help. Workers' compensation benefits serve as a safety net to protect employed individuals from financial devastation when their jobs...