Workers’ Comp

Multiple Workplace Injuries throughout Ohio last week

A Cleveland police officer suffered hearing loss and burns to his face after a gun was fired close to his head as he was arresting a burglary suspect, police said. During the scuffle, the officer’s finger was bitten and another officer suffered cuts to his eye and hands while trying to subdue the suspects, according to a statement from the Cleveland Division of Police. Both of these...Read More

Settle your old Ohio Workers’ compensation claims for cash

Ring in the new year with extra money All 2010 Workers’ Compensation claims for state-funded employers are out of the experience on January 1, 2015. This means that the employer does not need to sign off on a C240. If you have a claim, let Taubman Law prepare the paperwork properly and exclude and/or include any other claims, and obtain max value for you. COMMON QUESTION we get asked at...Read More

Sexual Harassment Claim Against Judge Horton of Columbus

      Bruce Taubman, helping right a wrong in Columbus, Ohio   Taubman Law is helping a young woman who was sexually  harassed and subjected to a hostile work environment while employed as a bailiff for Columbus Common Pleas and Recently elected Court of Appeals Judge Timothy Horton.  If you have even been subjected to unfair treatment at the hands of Judge Horton or any employer, contact...Read More

Ohio Police Officers and Firefighters Are Never Off Duty

An Off Duty Cop Who is Injured is always considered on duty and can make a workers compensation claim in Ohio An off-duty police officer was fatally shot early Sunday at a pub in northeast Ohio after he approached a patron described as ‘unruly’ who was carrying a firearm, police said. Police identified the deceased officer as Justin Winebrenner, 32, a seven-year veteran of the...Read More

Recent Workers Comp FAQs

Below are recent questions/queries proposed by you, come back often and we will answer them for you as quickly as possible. Feel feel to email us or call us if you don’t see an answer to any of your questions   How Many Times Can You Appeal BWC Decisions in Ohio? There are three (3) administrative appeals and 1 appeal to Court based only on the right to participate. Once an industrial...Read More

Bruce Taubman and Taubman Law have been busy lately

Here at Taubman law we have been very busy in the last week. We have signed up 2 new auto accident cases and a workers’ compensation claim, these cases are unique in nature and stick out from the ordinary car accident and workers compensation claims. The first auto accident involved a 38 year old male who had pre-existing herniated discs in 3 levels at both his neck and his lower back....Read More

A Close up of Taubman Law: From Filing to Settlement

A close up view of how Taubman Law handles their clients Workers’ Compensation Claims   Thomas an injured worker contacted our office by emailing us. We responded immediately by calling him and setting up an appointment. Two days later, Thomas and his wife came in for their scheduled appointments. He had gotten injured working for a self insured employer. His claim had not been...Read More

Recent Workers Comp FAQs

Below are recent questions/queries proposed by you, come back often and we will answer them for you as quickly as possible. Feel feel to email us or call us if you don’t see an answer to any of your questions I got a 2nd degree burns at work should I sue in Ohio? Hi, unfortunately it is really tough to sue your employer in Ohio minus an intentional tort. An intentional tort for this...Read More

August 2014 Settlements

         Just A Few of our August, 2014 Settlements including Car Accidents, Workers Compensation Settlements and more! Thomas Walsh Taubman Law settled a self insured claim for $57,500.00 after 25% of the working wage loss compensation had expired and before the injured worker was examined for PPD. The claim was allowed for multiple fractures of the right ankle which had surgical pins and...Read More