Across the country, COVID-19 continues to spread. With this spread, more workers are being infected and trying to recoup ... More
Can Colorado Workers Get Workers’ Comp Benefits for COVID-19?
As the novel coronavirus began its spread across the world, Saul Sanchez died. Nobody else in his family got sick; however, ... More
Mack Babcock Discusses Current Workers’ Comp Trends at WCEA Seminar
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
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