The primary difference between a workers' compensation claim and a personal injury claim is that a personal injury claim is based on fault, while a workers' compensation case is not. Any injury that occurs to an employee at...
Workers' Comp
RICHARD F. SILBER, PLLC
On-the-Job Injuries, Worker’s Compensation and Third-Party Claims
Workers’ compensation laws have two primary objectives: The first is to ensure that injured workers receive the compensation they need following an on-the-job injury and the second is to ensure that injured workers received...
RICHARD F. SILBER, PLLC
Have You Been Injured on the Job? What if Your Employer Has No Workers’ Compensation Insurance?
In most states, employers are required to carry workers’ compensation insurance to cover workplace injuries sustained by their employees. Workers’ compensation insurance is a “no fault” system which allows every...
