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10.31.24

Workplace Safety Standards for Colorado EMTs

Emergency medical technicians (EMTs) face life-threatening situations with a deep dedication to saving and protecting lives. From navigating dangerous roads during winter storms to lifting heavy patients in awkward spaces, Colorado EMTs encounter many physical hazards daily. In the event of an injury, reaching out to a Denver worker’s comp lawyer can be important for…

07.1.24

How to Choose the Right Work Injury Lawyer in Colorado

After suffering a work-related injury in Colorado, you have the right to pursue a workers’ compensation claim and recover benefits for medical care, disability, and more. However, you may find yourself facing a complex legal battle while trying to recover physically and emotionally.  Choosing the right work injury lawyer can make all the difference in…

07.1.24

Steps to Take Immediately After a Workplace Accident

Imagine you’re going about your usual workday when suddenly, an accident happens.  The moments following a workplace accident can be overwhelming and confusing, but taking the right actions is crucial to protect your health and legal rights. By following these essential steps, you can ensure that you receive the medical attention you need and lay…

07.6.23

How Long Do I Have to File a Denver Workers’ Comp Claim?

Workers’ compensation is a type of insurance policy carried out by employers to protect employees if they sustain injuries while on the job. This safety net offers numerous benefits, including medical treatment costs, lost wages due to time off work, and disability benefits if the injury has long-term or permanent effects. While these benefits can…

04.11.23

Dollar General labeled “severe violator” by OSHA

Dollar General operates 28 distribution centers and over 19,000 retail stores in Colorado and around the country that employ more than 150,000 people, but according to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), the company does not take workplace safety regulations very seriously. The retailer had a history of violations, but after an inspection of…

04.4.23

What should my employer be doing to prevent nurse injuries?

Nurses are at risk for a variety of injuries on the job, including injuries from moving patients. Several factors, such as improper lifting techniques, overexertion and slips and falls, can cause these injuries. Hospitals can help nurses avoid these injuries by providing proper training, equipment, and support. Here are some tips for hospitals to help…

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