Missouri Workers’ Compensation Attorney James Hoffmann provides answers and resources for work related injuries in Missouri.
Had back surgery after a work injury in Missouri? Contact us today for a free consultation with Attorney James M. Hoffmann. If you’ve suffered a work-related back injury in Missouri that required surgery, you may be dealing with not just pain, but mounting medical bills, lost wages, and pressure from your employer or insurance adjuster. … Read more
Injured in a slip and fall at a St. Louis job site? Learn what workers’ comp may cover. Contact us today for a free consultation. A sudden slip and fall at work can leave you with more than just pain—it can leave you unable to earn a living, buried in medical bills, and unsure of … Read more
Suffering long-term pain after a work injury in Missouri? Contact Attorney James M. Hoffmann for a free consultation. In the aftermath of a workplace injury, the physical pain may be just the beginning. Many injured workers also face emotional distress, loss of enjoyment of life, and daily suffering that doesn’t always show up on an … Read more
Suffered a work-related arm injury in Missouri? Find out if you’re eligible for workers’ comp benefits. Contact us today for a free case review. Suppose you’ve suffered an arm injury at work in Missouri. In that case, you may wonder if you’re entitled to workers’ compensation benefits—and how to ensure your employer or insurance company does not … Read more
Still in pain after a work injury but your doctor says you’re fine? Learn your rights and how to fight for proper care under Missouri workers’ comp law. When you’ve been injured on the job in Missouri, it’s frustrating—and sometimes frightening—to still be in pain even after a doctor says you’re “fine.” You know your … Read more
When you’ve been injured on the job, the last thing you expect is resistance from your employer. Unfortunately, many injured Missouri workers find themselves in precisely that position. Instead of receiving support, they’re met with suspicion, delays, and outright denial. Over the years, employers and insurance companies have developed subtle and strategic ways to challenge, … Read more