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From work injury to disability: A guide to Workers’ Comp and SSDI claims

I recently met with a client who asked me how he could transfer or shift his Washington Workers’ Compensation claim into a Social Security Disability…

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Ergonomic assessments: Why they matter after a workplace injury

Ergonomics. Sounds made up, right? Technically, ergonomics is the science of studying a worker’s efficiency in their workspace. The definition makes it sound like it’s…

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Is Washington’s Department of L&I Ensuring Workplace Safety?

In a recent blog post, I applauded the Department of L&I for being the state’s safety watchdog. They are the body set in place to…

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March 6, 2024

What is “Loss of Earning Power” or LEP?

You’ve probably heard of time loss benefits. This is what the Department of Labor and Industries or your self-insured employer pays you if you’ve suffered…

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Experiencing unsafe working conditions?

In 1911, Washington State enacted laws that were intended to be a compromise between employers and employees. Back then, employers weren’t required to meet workplace…

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Injured on the Job

From work injury to disability: A guide to Workers’ Comp and SSDI claims

A trick-or-treat tale of terrifying Workers’ Comp realities

Ergonomic assessments: Why they matter after a workplace injury

Is Washington’s Department of L&I Ensuring Workplace Safety?

What is “Loss of Earning Power” or LEP?

Experiencing unsafe working conditions?

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From work injury to disability: A guide to Workers’ Comp and SSDI claims

A trick-or-treat tale of terrifying Workers’ Comp realities

Ergonomic assessments: Why they matter after a workplace injury

Is Washington’s Department of L&I Ensuring Workplace Safety?

What is “Loss of Earning Power” or LEP?

Experiencing unsafe working conditions?

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