Category: Workers’ Compensation
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Is a Self-Managed Medicare Set Aside Right For You?
In certain circumstances, Medicare requires personal injury and workers compensation victims, referred to as the injured person, to set up a fund that is sufficient to satisfy the future medical expenses expected at the time of your settlement. This is often referred to as the anticipated total settlement. Your future medical expenses and funding of
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Average Settlement for Broken Clavicle: What You Need to Know
Curious about the average settlement for broken clavicle? The average settlement for broken clavicle amounts can range widely, but knowing the key factors can help you understand what to expect. This article breaks down the elements that influence these amounts. Key Takeaways Understanding a Broken Clavicle A broken clavicle, commonly known as a broken collarbone,
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Why was my Virginia worker’s compensation claim denied?
Worker’s compensation provides coverage for medical bills and lost wages if you ever injure yourself on the job. Often, Virginia worker’s compensation get denied for many different reasons. (If you’re looking for more information about the specific types of benefits you may be entitled to, check out our post about the types of workers’ compensation
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Workers’ Compensation Mediation
If you are making a workers’ compensation claim because you were injured while working, it is important to understand the different paths your case could take as it proceeds. In this article, we discuss workers’ compensation mediation and how it might benefit your claim. The simplest and most ideal option is if your employer agrees
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Workers’ Compensation and COVID-19
There are a number of ways that the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the law over the past two years. One of these areas is workers’ compensation cases. Throughout the pandemic, legislators and lawyers have had to wrestle through when a COVID-19-related injury or death gives rise to a claim through workers’ compensation. As a result,
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Why do I need a workers’ compensation attorney
Do you need a workers’ compensation attorney? Workers’ compensation laws are very tricky. But worker’s compensation adjusters are even more tricky. There are a lot of small, nuanced things in the law that will keep you from getting what you are owed. These employer tricks will completely bar your ability to recover anything in workers’
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How Does Workers’ Comp Work In Virginia?
If you’ve been injured while you’re working in Virginia, you’re entitled to workers’ compensation benefits. In those benefits, you’re essentially entitled to two things. You’re entitled to wage loss and you’re entitled to medical benefits. What Does This Exactly Mean? You’re entitled to a lifetime award of medical benefits, which will cover all of your
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The Contingency Fee Arrangment
In this episode, Brandon Osterbind discusses why lawyers use the contingency fee arrangement compared to flat fees or hourly fees. At the beginning of this conversation, though, Brandon discusses where we are in the midst of the coronavirus in Virginia as it relates to jury trials and court hearings. Show Notes:
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Episode 009 – Why Lawyers Refer Cases To Us.
When it comes to legal referrals, the dynamics often reveal a firm’s strengths and reputation among peers. In a recent episode of the Insight to Injury Podcast, Brandon Osterbind shared insights into why other lawyers refer cases to Osterbind Law. He also shares why his firm chooses to specialize in personal injury and disability law.
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How Does The Virginia Court System Work?
In this episode, Brandon Osterbind explains how the Virginia court system works. The Virginia Court system is somewhat nuanced and complicated when it comes to certain cases going to certain courts. This primer will help you understand what court your case will go into and why. Show notes:
