If you have a knee injury, you might feel like the joint will never correctly function again. However, you can rehab your knee injury to restore function and alleviate the pain. If your injury is minor, you can rehab it by yourself. However, if you have been in a car accident or a worker’s compensation […]

A slip and fall accident at work can lead to serious problems. Injuries, medical bills and more can make workplace accidents more costly than you realize. If you have suffered from workplace injuries, your employer is responsible for all of your associated medical bills. If you have been injured in New York, the experts at Injured Call Today help explain how you can find the best medical experts to help treat your work-related injuries.

When we think of workplace accidents, we often think of those that make headlines, such as explosions, freak incidents, and other glaring accounts of egregious safety disregard. However, the most common type of workplace injuries result from something far less graphic or extraordinary.

Slip and fall accidents account for over a third of all workplace injuries. At Accident Help Zone, we understand how a simple slip and fall at work can create serious injuries and long-term effects. Below, we strive to educate you on the types of slips and falls most commonly reported, as well as the 10 steps you should take if you have suffered from such an accident at work.

Workplace injuries are more common than you would believe. In fact, in New York, almost 14,000 people filed a claim for workers’ compensation in 2018. This equates to roughly $493,006,235 being paid to victims of workplace injuries or their families. Beyond that, however, workplace accidents can have devastating, long-term effects on you, your family, and your future.

With Accident Help Zone, we know how scary any type of accident can be for all those involved. In order to make the best decision, you need to have the most up to date information that may impact a personal injury claim. Below, we discuss several of the proposed fee caps and schedules that might affect a personal injury claim.