I personally handle my clients workers compensation or social security disability cases and do not pass that responsibility on to inexperienced lawyers or para...

Professional Fees are contingent on successful delivery of legal services. If the case is lost, no fee is collected. If the case is won, proceeds are shared. F...

John Gee, Attorney at Law, provides services to the greater Cincinnati area including the following counties and regions: Butler County, Ohio Warren County, O...

If you are a construction worker, you know that your line of work involves heavy, repetitive and often dangerous work on a daily basis. Because of this you run...

With long hours of driving, loading and unloading cargo, irregular schedules, and the nature of a driver's lifestyle on the road, truck drivers are at a high r...

Just because you work in an office or service-oriented environment does not mean that it is free of injury hazards. Even in an office setting, an accident can ...

If you are an Assembler or Machine Operator, the nature of your job is essentially repetitive. Repetitive Strain Injuries (RSI) are often the result. In fact, ...

Highway road construction crews typically face multiple injury risks under conditions that may change without warning.

If you have been temporarily or permanently disabled due to: accidents on the job auto accidents defective products medical malpractice premises negligence ......

Client: Who is on my side in a Workers' Compensation case? Attorney John Gee: Your claim's costs are charged against your individual employer's Workers' Compen...

Workers compensation law can be complex and the following facts are subject to amendment at any time.

The Workers Compensation Injured Workers Bill of Rights was developed by members of the Injured Workers of America (IWA) on November 22, 1998. This group inclu...

Workers' Compensation is designed to provide benefits to workers injured on the job, even if the injury is caused by carelessness on the part of the employer o...

1. If your attending physician determines that your injury or illness will prevent you from working for eight or more consecutive days, you may be eligible to ...

1. If you are unable to work for seven days or less due to a work-related injury, you may be eligible for a medical-only claim. 2. If your medical-only claim i...

If you are injured or become ill while on the job, you may experience life altering changes. The work-related injuries may cause permanent damage leaving you u...

Are you unable to work at all? Or are you afraid for your future if you don't continue to work even though you're in constant pain? Fact is, people just like ...

SSD (Social Security Disability) differs from WC (Workers Compensation) in the cause of your injury: In order to get money under Workers' Comp, your injury mus...

Social Security pays benefits to people who cannot work because they have a medical condition that is expected to: last at least one year; or result in death T...

If you have been denied on your Social Security Disability benefit claim, the first thing to do is to request an appeal within the 60 day deadline.

What is the approval rate for Social Security Disability Claims? The approval rate for SSD claims vary. For instance, cases heard by Administrative Law Judges h...

A herniated disc (sometimes called a slipped or ruptured disc) is often caused by work related injuries such as: A fall or accident Repeated strain of your bac...

Also known as torn cartilage, a meniscus tear is a common knee injury involving the meniscus (a rubbery disc that cushions your knee). Each knee has two menisc...

Most often, shoulder problems involving the rotator cuff develop gradually from aging, continued overuse, repetitive activity, or a combination of these things...