Probate is a court-overseen proceeding in which a decedent’s will is evaluated for reliability. The executor of the will is to provide documentation regarding the deceased person’s wishes, assets and outstanding debts to the court. If there was no will written, then the person who passed shall have their remaining treasures distributing based on state
What is workers’ compensation? Each state has laws regarding protection of workers who sustain a work-related injury or illness. Workers’ compensation is an insurance program that the majority of employers are required to purchase. This insurance will cover the costs of any illness or injury a worker suffers that is related to their job, as
If you’ve heard about workers compensation before, you probably know that these programs can be very beneficial for injured workers — and also very confusing. If you’ve recently been injured while working, you might qualify for financial coverage through workers compensation. We encourage you to contact a workers comp lawyer from our firm for more
Pre-existing Conditions Made Worse By Workplace Conditions If an employee has a pre-existing condition that is aggravated by the workplace, then workers’ compensation may award benefits to pay for medical expenses. For example, if an employee has back or neck problems that are worsened by sitting for extended periods of time, workers’ comp may provide
Construction accidents are unfortunately still all too common which is not surprising given the dangerous machinery, large moving equipment, and opportunities for injuries. There are numerous work safety regulations in place through the federal government and state governments designed to protect workers in these jobs and many contractors also incentivize workplace safety. Still, accidents happen,
Debates over religious accommodation typically run into the difficult problem of slippery slopes where individual claims meriting individual decisions create principles that have wider implications. These debates find themselves in the company of a category of recent cases involving religious accommodation and vaccinations. The first comes from Michigan, where the EEOC is suing a state
