by Bruce TaubmanMarch 15, 2024 Ohio BWC, Ohio Workers’ Compensation FAQs, Personal Injury, Workers' Comp0 comments
Ohio Workers Comp: What Injuries Does the Ohio BWC Cover?
What injuries are covered by the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation? More importantly, are YOUR injuries covered by the Ohio BWC? Read More
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by Bruce TaubmanMarch 1, 2024 Ohio Workers’ Compensation FAQs, Personal Injury, Workers' Comp0 comments
Ohio Workers Comp: What To Do When You’re Injured at Work
Injured at work? Don’t try to suck it up and move on. Report it! Then, contact Taubman Law to handle your claim and get all the benefits you’re entitled to. Read More
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Police Accountability: Knowing Your Rights When Dealing With Law Enforcement
In today’s world, police brutality has become a highly publicized — and politicalized — issue, making the need for police accountability a must. Read More
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by TaubBachaMarch 23, 2022 Ohio Workers’ Compensation FAQs, Ohio Workers’ Compensation Law0 comments
Ohio Workers’ Compensation FAQs — Dealing with a Denial of Treatment
Dealing with denial of treatment? Ohio supports one of the largest workers’ compensation systems in the U.S. In 2019, Ohio’s Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC) took care of more than 95,000 claims for a wide range of on-the-job illnesses and injuries. However, even though several billion dollars were paid out as compensation to workers, not every injured workers’ claim was accepted....Read More
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Paragard Lawsuits – Know your rights
A number of women implanted with the birth control IUD Paragard have suffered a broad range of medical issues caused by the intended use of the product, including fractures, ectopic pregnancy and other complications and have began to file Lawsuits. Paragard IUD is a popular contraceptive device that thousands of women had implanted in their uterus. A design defect is now causing many Paragard...Read More
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Ohio First Responders Now Eligible for PTSD Compensation
After a lengthy debate, the state of Ohio finally provides long overdue protection for those who protect us. Gov. Mike DeWine signed House Bill 308 into law on Jan. 9, 2021, effectively making first responders suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) eligible for compensation and benefits even without an accompanying injury. How House Bill 308 Impact First Responders with PTSD in...Read More
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by TaubBachaSeptember 21, 2020 Lawsuits, Ohio Workers’ Compensation FAQs, Ohio Workers’ Compensation Law0 comments
Thinking Outside The Box Approach to Ohio Workers’ Compensation
Taubman Law, is the only firm that thinks outside the box in Ohio. Any attorney can file a C-92 on a workers’ compensation claim or settle a rear-end collision. But how do we separate ourselves from the countless other Law Firms? Imagine our client Jim, Jim is a cook who was locked in a cooler. His workers’ compensation claim was allowed for a contusion of his right hand and a strain of...Read More
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by TaubBachaMay 9, 2020 COVID-19, Ohio Workers’ Compensation FAQs, Ohio Workers’ Compensation Law, Workers' Comp0 comments
COVID-19 in the workplace
Taubman Law wants to make sure those in the frontlines protecting us in Ohio, get the protection they need and deserve. If you are an essential worker, including but not limited to emergency and health care workers, police officers, firefighters, paramedics, emergency medical technicians, correctional officers, nurses, home health care workers, grocery workers, etc, contact us to discuss your...Read More
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COVID-19 shut down my business, now what?
The pandemic that is sweeping the world is not only causing unprecedented loss of human life but is also shuttering businesses, especially the hospitality and service industries in its wake. Once, the wave of uncertainty, social distancing and restrictions are lifted, business owners in Ohio are going to want to know whether their insurance carriers are going to step in and help them in their...Read More
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Coronavirus Ohio Workers’ Compensation Protection
Minnesota will be passing workers’ compensation bill that will ensure first responders and health care workers who are infected with the coronavirus qualify for workers’ compensation without having to prove they were sickened on the job. This is the first of its kind in the United States. This bill will provide much-needed coverage without unneeded litigation and will ensure those...Read More
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