Case Study: Head Injury
Case Study Our office has represented numerous injured workers with head injuries. Head injury cases can run the gamut from a significant open head injury with internal damage and bleeding to a closed head injury with no verifiable (with objective testing) symptoms. Significant...
Case Study: Future Medical Coverage
Case Study The Indiana Workers’ Compensation Act and the case law which interprets the Act permits a hearing member to enter an award for palliative future medical coverage. Just because a worker injured on the job reaches the maximum medical improvement, he/she might still need...
Case Study: RSD/CRPS
Case Study According to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS), RSD (Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy) is “a chronic pain condition that is believed to be the result of dysfunction in the central or peripheral nervous systems.” According to MedicineNet,...
Case Study: Neck Injury
Back Injuries Back and neck injuries are some of the most common workplace injuries and can also be some of the most serious. We represented an injured worker who hired us following a cervical fusion procedure. Sometimes the entire disc must be removed and the adjoining vertebrae...Recent Posts
- Am I entitled to temporary partial disability benefits?
- Should I get paid for time off work for medical visits while on light duty?
- Should I get paid for time off work for medical visits during the first seven days after my injury?
-
Do You Have A Third Party Case?
-
Updated Guidelines Regarding Nurse Case Managers – Published By The Indiana Worker’s Compensation Board