Workplace injuries happen all the time, even if we try our best to avoid them. While some are minor, others can be serious enough to require medical care and time off work. In this article, we’ll discuss some of the most common workers comp injuries that lead people to file compensation claims and why you…

Getting injured on the job, whether it was a slip and fall or an equipment malfunction, will leave you struggling with medical bills, lost wages, and uncertainty about when you can get back to work. But filing a workers compensation claim can help you overcome these obstacles and receive the care and income replacement you…

You put in the hours at your job, expecting that if you get hurt, workers comp will take care of you. But then you file a claim, and it gets denied. Don’t panic. Getting denied isn’t the end of the road — you still have options.  This article will walk you through the steps to…

An independent medical evaluation (IME) is an examination by a doctor who has not previously treated you. IMEs are commonly used by insurance companies, employers, and attorneys to get an unbiased opinion about the medical conditions and treatments related to a work injury or accident claim. Going through an IME can be stressful and frustrating….

You’re working hard to support yourself and your loved ones, but what happens if you get injured on the job? Do you qualify for workers compensation benefits that can help pay for medical treatment and replace some lost wages while you recover?  In Tennessee, employers with five or more workers are required to carry workers…

In the unfortunate event of a work-related injury or illness, workers’ compensation provides a vital lifeline, offering financial support and medical care to help employees recover and return to their lives. However, amidst the challenges of healing and navigating the complexities of the system, a question often arises: are workers comp benefits taxable? Our Nashville…