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We're committed to helping you learn more about Iowa's sometimes complicated injury laws. For example, did you know that you can receive pain and suffering damages in a car accident, but not in a workers' compensation case? Or that in a workers' compensation case you're to be paid mileage going to and from your medical appointments including the pharmacy to pick-up medications?
Well, there are many things that most injured Iowans do not know about the laws and we try to answer most of the questions here at IowaInjured.com in the various articles and FAQs (frequently asked questions) we've written. However, if you do not see the answer to your question, we invite you to take advantage of our firm's FREE and confidential injury audit. You can also request to receive any of our books at no cost to you. Our books go into more detail about your injury case and describe the process from start to finish including how to avoid costly mistakes in your case.
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Comprehensive Guide to Work-Related Neck Injuries in IowaWork-related neck injuries are a significant concern for many Iowans, especially in physically demanding professions.
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5 Things to Avoid in an Iowa Workers Comp ClaimThere are thousands of workers each year who sustain serious injuries that will forever change their working lives.
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Statute of Limitations for Iowa Injury CasesEach Iowa injury case has a statute of limitations that prevents injured individuals from filing a claim after a certain amount of time has passed. These time frames have been reduced over the years.
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Work Injury Carrying or Lifting Patient: A Guide for CNAs, LPNs, and RNs in IowaMedical providers sustain injuries to their lower back, neck, hip, arm, shoulder, and other injuries. If you or a loved one are injured while lifting or carrying a patient then the first thing you need to do is report your work injury to your employer and request medical care.
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7 Most Common Iowa Work InjuriesEvery year there are more than 35,000 reported nonfatal work injuries in Iowa. Thankfully most injured workers get the medical care and treatment they need to heal and get back to work. Unfortunately, some employers and insurance companies drag their feet and delay medical care which can turn a temporary injury into a permanent one.
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Addressing Work-Related PTSD in Workers' Compensation CasesWork-related Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), are garnering increased recognition in the realm of occupational health and safety.
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Collecting Evidence for Your Iowa Work Injury ClaimIn Iowa, workers who sustain injuries on the job have the right to seek compensation.
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Understanding Workers' Compensation Surveillance in Iowa: What You Need to KnowInsurance companies often employ investigators to monitor injured workers, hoping to catch them in activities that could hurt their case. Understanding surveillance's potential impact is crucial
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Iowa Work-Related Concussions: Benefits, Recovery, and LawsConcussions can happen at work due to a fall, head impact, or sudden speed changes, causing many challenges, and may require time off work.
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Understanding Calcaneus Fracture Work Injuries in IowaA calcaneus fracture, or a fractured heel bone, is a significant injury that can impact an individual's ability to work and lead a normal life.
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Understanding PTSD After Iowa Work Injury: A Guide for Iowa Workers and Their FamiliesRecognizing signs of work-related PTSD and knowing how to support affected loved ones is important while dealing with this challenging condition.
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Avoid Costly Mistakes: Navigating Iowa Workers' Comp Claims SuccessfullyAre you navigating the complexities of an Iowa workers' compensation claim? It's crucial to stay vigilant and avoid common pitfalls that could hurt your case.