Workers Compensation

Undocumented Immigrants, Workers’ Compensation and Driver Authorization in Nevada

Undocumented immigrants are entitled to workers’ compensation and other benefits in Nevada and elsewhere in the United States. As employees, they have access to benefits such as medical treatment, temporary disability, permanent disability, and death benefits. Undocumented immigrants are allowed every same benefit as a normal employee, besides vocational rehabilitation services. This law has been Undocumented Immigrants, Workers’ Compensation and Driver Authorization in Nevada

Nevada Workers’ Compensation Laws

Injuries at work happen daily, as it is very common for someone to be involved in a slip and fall accident. Although it is unfortunate, many people break bones and are diagnosed with other serious illnesses every year from the workplace. Nevada law requires that all private employers with one or more employees to have Nevada Workers’ Compensation Laws

Injured at Work?

Although the workplace should be hazard-free, injuries at work are common on a day to day basis. Getting injured at work is not something you should plan for, but should be thought about due to how common it is. If you do get injured at work, you should immediately contact your supervisor and tell them Injured at Work?

Worker’s Comp for Stress and Anxiety

Worker’s Comp for Stress and Anxiety

Can I Be Fired for Filing for Workers’ Compensation?

When you get hurt on the job and can’t return to work, you need a way to replace your income. Nevada’s workers’ compensation system is designed to provide injured workers like you a chance to receive a percentage of their paychecks while they rest and recover. However, some injured workers are hesitant to file claims Can I Be Fired for Filing for Workers’ Compensation?

Why Do Workers’ Compensation Claims Get Denied?

Top 3 Causes of On-the-Job Injuries in the United States

While some industries may see work-related injuries more frequently than others, getting hurt on the job can happen no matter where you work. Regardless of what caused your injury, we know that being hurt on the job can lead to time away from work and expensive medical treatment, making it difficult for you to support Top 3 Causes of On-the-Job Injuries in the United States

What Types of Compensation Are Available for Injured Workers?

Getting hurt at work can be devastating for you and your loved ones. In addition to facing expensive medical bills, you also may be too hurt to keep doing your job. That means no paychecks for weeks, months, or years. Some work-related injuries can even result in permanent disability. Thankfully, there are safety nets set What Types of Compensation Are Available for Injured Workers?

With Las Vegas Construction on the Rebound, So are Worker’s Compensation Claims

​ By most objective measures the economy of Southern Nevada is coming to life, and leading the way is the construction industry. Read nearly any newspaper or trade journal and you’ll see articles regarding the boom of new projects in Las Vegas and throughout Nevada. New projects are being announced, from the Resorts World project With Las Vegas Construction on the Rebound, So are Worker’s Compensation Claims

More Work Means More Work Injuries

When driving around Las Vegas or any part of the great State of Nevada, you’ve noticed happily consistent sights and growing sounds: new construction projects. Construction is finally picking up in Nevada with the nation’s seventh highest percentage gain in construction jobs from 2014 to 2015. This welcome news indicates the economy in Nevada is More Work Means More Work Injuries

As a Construction Worker Injured on a Job Site, can I Sue my Employer?

Construction sites are one of the most dangerous places to work in America. According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), one in 10 construction workers are injured every year, resulting in over 1,000 deaths. For every such incident, the questions remain; who is responsible?  What remedies does the injured worker have? If my As a Construction Worker Injured on a Job Site, can I Sue my Employer?

Do You Have To Pay Tax on Your Workers’ Compensation Benefits?

If you are injured on the job, workers’ compensation pays your medical bills and income benefits until you are able to return to work. In the majority of cases, the benefits are excluded from your taxable income. However, those who receive Social Security disability payments may have to pay tax on a small percentage of Do You Have To Pay Tax on Your Workers’ Compensation Benefits?

What to do if I am injured at work?

A Brief Explanation of Worker’s Compensation If you are injured or become ill on-the-job, you are probably covered under Nevada’s Worker’s Compensation laws.  Most workers have heard the term, but few know whether the law covers them, or how benefits are claimed until, or in some cases after, they need to use it.  Due to What to do if I am injured at work?