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If you’ve been hurt on the job, it’s important that you understand your rights, especially when it comes to going to the doctor. It can make a big difference in your recovery.

Have you suffered a repetitive stress injury related to on-the-job activities? If so, you may be entitled to workers' compensation in the state of Wisconsin, as even injuries that happen over time can be covered if you can prove the connection.

Injuries that happen on company time are often eligible for worker’s compensation. This can cover your medical treatment and safeguard your job. Learn more about your worker’s compensation rights.

Every seven seconds, someone is injured at work — and every single time, it’s preventable. Discover the most common on-the-job injuries and how to steer clear from the fray.

Few things are scarier and more confusing than suffering an injury while on the job. Here are the immediate steps you should follow to make sure you get the care and workers’ compensation you deserve.

Although burning buildings and high-speed car chases are undeniably dangerous, you don’t have to be a firefighter or a stunt double to get hurt on the job. Office clerks, managers, and CEOs are as entitled to workers comp as those in high-risk jobs.

When you’re injured on the job, your first concern should be your health, not workers’ compensation. We’re experts on both and can help you navigate this stressful process.

If you’ve been injured on the job, you could qualify for workers’ compensation. It doesn’t matter whether you work in a cubicle, on a construction site or for the federal government — we are here to help you recover.

If you’ve been injured on the job, you don’t want to worry about whether your claim will be approved or denied. You want to focus on getting the treatment you need to recover and go back to work. Here’s how we can help you.

Are you one of millions of Americans injured in the workplace every year? We're here to help!