Work is a place you should not have to worry about getting hurt, but the reality is that employer negligence costs money and sometimes lives. And with the onset of the COVID-19 vaccine and working from home, it’s hard to know what the ever-changing laws mean for you. Learn more about your workplace rights by reading up on the latest.
The Jones Act, also known as the Merchant Marine Act of 1920, was passed to help injured seamen and their families. The Act also serves to protect U.S. interests within its own waters...
In an update to a post I did back in December, the companies at fault for the Anhydrous Ammonia leak that killed two truck drivers have been fined. High Pressure Transports paid a $25,000 fine and...
Hooters is in hot water from a lawsuit brought by two former Hooters waitresses who claim they were fired for being overweight. Civil rights attorney Richard Bernstein represents Cassie Smith and...
In March 2010, President Obama unveiled plans to open parts of the U.S. Atlantic coast for limited expansion of offshore oil and gas drilling, including areas off of the Virginia (VA)coastline....
The Minneapolis Star Tribune did some great reporting this weekend. Telling us of a soldier that lost his leg in to a roadside bomb. Take the time to watch the video. ...
How often do you look up and marvel at those people who go up the skyscrapers and clean the windows? I am fascinated to watch when I happen to be on the inside and suddenly the platform comes down...
The tragedies of the mining explosions in the south have been well documented by other writers here at the Injuryboard. Mine Inspections Increase In The Wake Of West Virginia Disaster, Bret Hanna |...