Colorado’s transportation and delivery workers face various risks daily, from challenging weather conditions to unpredictable drivers. These on-the-job hazards can lead to accidents that have a negative impact on their well-being. If you are a transportation or delivery worker in…
Suffering an injury or falling ill while at work can leave you eligible for workers’ compensation benefits. The process of filing for these benefits can seem overwhelming, given the stress and challenges you are already facing due to the injury…
Unfortunately, workplace accidents are all too common in Colorado. Virtually all workers are in danger of suffering an injury while they attempt to earn a living, even remote workers. That being said, there are some hazards that seem to be…
Colorado’s workers’ compensation program provides employees with an important safety net. But while this safety net might ensure continued financial security after an injury, it does not necessarily protect you against the threat of being terminated. Many workers who suffer…
Medical treatment plays a central role in workers’ compensation claims. When workers suffer injuries on the job in Colorado, their primary priority should always be to get effective medical treatment as soon as possible. While this medical treatment may prove…
The large trucks that criss-cross the country, carrying freight along U.S. roads remain a regular sight for drivers. They know that companies and markets rely on their cargo to keep economy chugging. But these drivers also should know the potential…
Eyes on the road and hands on the wheel seem like two wise actions to take when driving. Attention counts, too. People whose mind drifts away from the road could cause an accident. Yet, many Colorado motorists make the mistake…
Colorado car accidents can be dangerous and even deadly for people of any age. However, teen drivers face particularly serious risks, especially as they are often inexperienced behind the wheel. The summer months pose a greater danger for teen drivers;…
Construction is an inherently dangerous industry to work in. But in the summer, outdoor conditions can significantly add to the risk construction workers face. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) outlines three key summer risks that site managers and…
Accidents are bound to happen in the workplace. That’s why regardless of all the safety standards put in place to protect employees, Colorado law still requires employers to ensure their workers against injuries they might sustain while or as a…