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Workers’ compensation insurance can be invaluable to employees injured on the job. It can help pay medical bills related to workplace injuries, and even provide some wage compensation for those unable to work full-time. Washington state employers are required to provide this benefit by purchasing coverage through the Department of Labor and Industries. When employees…
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Even if you have never been injured in a car accident, you know the drill. Assuming everyone is okay, you get out and ask the other driver for his or her insurance information. But what if they don’t have any? Here are some things to think about. Insurance Has an Important Role on the Road Car…
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Car accidents account for an astounding amount of injuries on a yearly basis. In fact, according to the Association for Safe International Road Travel, there are around 2.35 million people injured or disabled due to auto accidents throughout a typical year. Often the injuries that occur are different from what people typically expect. Herniated Discs…
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Workers’ Compensation requires an employer to compensate an employee for work-related injuries. To receive Workers’ Compensation, an employee usually has to file a claim and wait for the insurer to investigate it. If the insurer finds that the employee’s claim is valid, the employee will receive financial compensation for his or her injury. This isn’t…
Workers’ compensation is designed to protect employees who are hurt on the job. In Washington State, the vast majority of businesses must provide this type of insurance. Most companies have to sign up for workers’ compensation insurance, so that the employees they hire know that they will be protected if they are injured on the job.…
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After a car accident remember these tips: Remain calm and non-confrontational. Call the police and ask that the officer files a police report. If an officer is not able to respond, go to a police station and file an accident report within 72 hours of the incident. Obtain the vehicle driver’s insurance information, address, phone…
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