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Do I Lose Health Insurance on Workers Comp? What to Know About Coverage, Employer Actions, and Your Rights

Do I Lose Health Insurance on Workers Comp? What to Know About Coverage, Employer Actions, and Your Rights

Estimated reading time: 18 minutes Key Takeaways You do not automatically lose employer health insurance just for filing a workers’ comp claim; coverage typically continues while you remain employed and pay your share of premiums. Workers’ comp pays for medical care related to the job injury; your group health plan remains primary for non‑work medical […]

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Hurt as Passenger DUI Driver? What to Do Now to Protect Your Injury Claim

Hurt as Passenger DUI Driver? What to Do Now to Protect Your Injury Claim

Estimated reading time: 17 minutes Key Takeaways If you were hurt as passenger DUI driver, you can pursue insurance claims and civil damages even if the intoxicated driver is a friend or relative. Act fast: get medical care, call police, secure the report, and preserve photo/video evidence to protect compensation for DUI passenger injury. A

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Do I Lose Health Insurance on Workers Comp? What to Know If Your Employer Cancels Benefits After Injury

Estimated reading time: 14 minutes Key Takeaways Filing a workers’ compensation claim does not automatically end employer health coverage; workers’ comp pays for accepted work-injury care while group health, FMLA, and COBRA handle other coverage. If you remain employed and on leave, your employer plan typically continues as long as you pay your employee premium

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Black Box Car Accident Evidence: EDR Data That Strengthens Your Claim

Black Box Car Accident Evidence: EDR Data That Strengthens Your Claim

Estimated reading time: 16 minutes Key Takeaways Black box car accident evidence from a vehicle’s Event Data Recorder (EDR) can objectively capture speed, braking, seatbelt status, and other data seconds around a crash—often decisive in disputed-fault claims. Because EDRs typically store only a short, event-triggered snapshot and can be overwritten, preserving the vehicle and arranging

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Supplemental Job Displacement Benefit California: How SJDB Vouchers Pay for Job Training After a Work Injury

Supplemental Job Displacement Benefit California: How SJDB Vouchers Pay for Job Training After a Work Injury

Estimated reading time: 18–24 minutes Key Takeaways The supplemental job displacement benefit California is a retraining voucher (typically up to $6,000) to help injured workers train for new work they can do safely after permanent medical restrictions. You generally qualify if your injury is on/after January 1, 2004, your doctor issues a permanent and stationary

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Passenger Injured in Commercial Vehicle: How to Recover Compensation After a Bus, Shuttle or Delivery Van Crash

Passenger Injured in Commercial Vehicle: How to Recover Compensation After a Bus, Shuttle or Delivery Van Crash

Estimated reading time: 16 minutes Key Takeaways Passengers have strong rights: if you were a passenger injured in a commercial vehicle, multiple parties may be liable and commercial insurance often has higher limits than personal auto policies. Move fast: prompt medical care, police and company reports, and preservation of surveillance/GPS data and driver logs can

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Late Workers Comp Payment California: What to Do if Your First Check Is Delayed

Late Workers Comp Payment California: What to Do if Your First Check Is Delayed

Estimated reading time: 18 minutes Key Takeaways California insurers generally issue the first temporary disability (TD) check within 14 days after they know about your disability or accept your claim; delays can trigger penalties under Labor Code §4650. Medical treatment should begin immediately after you report your injury; your employer must promptly authorize non‑emergency care

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Car Accident Ewing NJ: Steps to Protect Your Health, Preserve Evidence, and Pursue Claims

Car Accident Ewing NJ: Steps to Protect Your Health, Preserve Evidence, and Pursue Claims

Estimated reading time: 15 minutes Key Takeaways If you searched “car accident Ewing NJ,” you’re seeing a real trend: recent local crashes include a deadly shuttle bus collision, a police-pursuit wreck involving juveniles, and serious intersection crashes causing multiple injuries. New Jersey’s no-fault system means your Personal Injury Protection (PIP) covers medical bills first, but

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Isak Injury: a California Workers’ Guide to Diagnosis, Benefits, and Returning to Work

Isak Injury: a California Workers’ Guide to Diagnosis, Benefits, and Returning to Work

Estimated reading time: 16 minutes Key Takeaways The Isak injury underscores how sudden lower-leg trauma can range from ligament sprains to fractures—each with very different recovery timelines and work restrictions. Early reporting, thorough documentation, and prompt imaging (X-ray/MRI) are critical in both professional sports and California workers’ compensation claims. In California, injured employees may qualify

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How a Pain Journal Personal Injury Claim Can Win Your Case – Step-by-Step Guide

How a Pain Journal Personal Injury Claim Can Win Your Case – Step-by-Step Guide

Estimated reading time: 18 minutes Key Takeaways A pain journal personal injury claim turns day-to-day symptoms into contemporaneous evidence that supports credibility and compensation. Write daily for the first three months and keep entries specific, dated, and unaltered to maximize evidentiary value. Link journal notes to medical visits, imaging, work absences, and expenses to build

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