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Coal miners engage in some of the toughest work in America. Day in and day out, they operate in dark, dangerous environments, often deep underground, where heavy machinery, toxic gases and unstable conditions are part of the job. These workers power homes and...
Logging remains one of the most dangerous occupations in the U.S. According to the latest data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), loggers had a fatal work injury rate of 98.9 per 100,000 full-time equivalent workers in 2023. This is significantly higher than...
Professionals who work at coal mines know their jobs are dangerous. They accept that risk as an essential aspect of their careers. Professionals may hope to avoid injuries and illnesses by following safety standards and remaining alert while on the job. Those who are...
The vast majority of workers' compensation claims come from injured or sickened professionals. People hurt by heavy equipment or exposed to dangerous chemicals can seek benefits on their own behalf. Workers' compensation provides crucial support for those sickened or...
Coal mining is one of the most hazardous professions, with workers facing a variety of risks daily. Despite advancements in safety protocols and technology, coal miners are still susceptible to severe injuries, many of which often lead to long-term complications....
While most people think of an employee as the victim in a workplace injury situation, it is pretty standard for there to be shared responsibility between the employer and the employee that leads to the employee's injuries. Establishing liability Establishing...
Personal injury law encompasses a wide range of cases. From car accidents, injuries sustained at work, mining accidents, medical malpractice or the wrongful death of a loved one, not all attorneys specialize in every area. Not all law firms have the capacity and...
Logging, forestry or timbering work pays well in part because the work is demanding and dangerous. Workers often come home exhausted due to the physical demands of their employment, and they are at risk of severe injury and death. Timbering work is one of the...
We often hear about workplace accidents involving heavy machinery or hazardous materials. But did you know that even the most seemingly benign jobs can harbor hidden dangers that could lead to serious injury? From the office cubicle to the construction site, everyday...
The timber industry offers stable employment for blue-collar workers. Those who work with timber often receive competitive wages because of the risk involved in their work. Timber-related professions often top lists of the most dangerous jobs in the United States...
