@ronstpierrelaw.bsky.socialStorms, heat, slippery surfaces, falling branches, poor visibility, and lightning create real risks on the job. In workers’ comp, the question is not just what happened. It’s whether your work put you in a position to be hurt.
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@ronstpierrelaw.bsky.socialA storm, heat, wet surface, or lightning strike does not automatically answer the workers’ comp question. The real question is often this: did your job put you in that position?
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@bradylawwalpole.bsky.socialGetting your workers’ comp settlement quickly sounds pretty good when you’re hurt, broke, and tired of waiting. But the insurance company may be ready to talk numbers before your doctors are done figuring out what this injury means for your future.
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@topitguy.bsky.socialCalifornia Class Code Changes: What to Expect #workerscomp
@fferreri.bsky.socialHow does Kentucky's top court do the math when an employer recovers #WorkersComp benefits paid to an injured employee from a third party deemed liable for the injury, and make sure that the employer pays its share of the employee's legal fees?
@topitguy.bsky.socialReclassified Class Codes and Their Importance cutcompcosts.com/2026/09/2025...