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June 1, 2021
Beware that light duty job offer
Originally posted July 2014 Updated June 2021 You’ve suffered a workplace injury or occupational disease. After an L&I claim, your employer may offer to bring…
May 1, 2020
Navigating through unpredictable times
We are living in uncertain times. Concerns about health and well-being, jobs, the economy, and our personal financial security are keeping many of us up…
March 27, 2019
Taxes and Time Loss and Disability Payments, oh my!
If you've been dealing with a work injury and everything that goes along with being on workers' comp, the last thing you want to worry…
December 13, 2018
Industrial Injury v. Occupational Disease: We Explain the Difference
Say you're having back pain. Would that be considered an industrial injury or occupational disease? Industrial Injury Explained Let's start with injury – RCW 51.08.100…
August 10, 2018
Strengthening a Worker’s Compensation System Shutdown
WRITTEN BY RICH BYERS | JULY 2015 Impacting a Workers' Compensation Attorney Growing up the only child of parents who never graduated high school, both…
August 30, 2016
Don’t let your insurer short your medical bills
One of the most common reasons injured workers contact me is because their doctor is asking for specific treatment and the self-insured employer refuses to…
