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Category: Work Injury

What Does MMI Mean in Workers’ Compensation?

Published on Jun 18, 2024 in Work Injury.

A workplace injury can occur in the office or the construction site. According to data compiled by the Kentucky Injury Prevention and Research Center, there were 38,600 nonfatal work-related injuries and illnesses in 2021 across Kentucky’s private industries. At some point, every one of those injuries reached the maximum medical improvement (MMI). What does the […]

Popcorn Lung: Causes, Diagnosis, and Treatments

Published on Dec 8, 2023 in Work Injury.

When many individuals think of adverse events that can befall workers on the job, they envision physical injuries such as broken bones that stem from slips and falls, for example. There is other harm a worker can suffer in their workplace, though, and that’s an occupational disease. According to the National Institute for Occupational Safety […]

How Common Are Electrocution Injuries on Jobsites?

Published on Jan 28, 2022 in Work Injury.

Construction is notoriously one of the most dangerous industries in both the state of Kentucky and across the nation. We are well aware that the perils skilled laborers on construction sites face are numerous. But just how common are electrocutions and electrical injuries on jobsites? After learning more about the statistics of electricity-involved injuries that […]

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Is a Stroke Considered a Traumatic Brain Injury?

When it comes to brain injuries, many people group them into one category. Whether a person has a stroke or a traumatic brain injury (TBI), the outcomes are usually the same. They might have memory issues, trouble speaking, or difficulty moving. So, is a stroke considered a traumatic brain injury? We will look at how […]

Do Men or Women Cause More Car Accidents?

The debate over whether men or women cause more car accidents has persisted for decades. Many stereotypes and assumptions cloud the conversation, but solid data and research can help provide clearer insights. Understanding why these car accidents happen means looking beyond gender and examining driving behaviors, risk tolerance, and other contributing elements. Understanding Accident Trends […]

Developmentally Disabled Adults Suffering from Abuse in Missouri’s Care Facilities

The ultimate cruelty might be the abuse heaped on disabled adults who are living in a care facility. These facilities should provide around-the-clock care for those who can’t care for themselves. There is supposed to be a covenant between the staff and the residents where the staff provides support as prescribed in the care plan. […]