On February 28, 2020, Mack Babcock presented at the Workers’ Compensation Educational Association (WCEA) in Colorado as a board ... More
Is PTSD Covered by Colorado Workers’ Comp?
PTSD (Post-traumatic Stress Disorder) is probably not the sort of injury you may associate with workers’ compensation, but it’s ... More
Are My Workers’ Comp Benefits Taxable?
A few related questions our Colorado attorneys frequently get asked during the course of settlement negotiation and mediation of a ... More
Worker Injured in Rescue Attempt Battling for Workers’ Comp Benefits
Franklin Pound—an employee of Pipeline Systems, Inc.—was busy working on a new pipe installation at the Sewickley Borough’s sewage ... More
Following the Minimum Wage Trends into 2016
Across the nation, many states and cities have seen increases in wages within the last two months. The recent “living wage” ... More
Can The IRS Tax My Personal Injury Claim?
Scenario: You’ve been injured in an accident, you’ve gone to court and have been awarded a settlement. The question that arises, ... More
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