By alatour February 14, 2012
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By Gruhin & Gruhin, Attorneys August 04, 2012
THE OHIO LEGISLATURE IS AT IT AGAIN – TAKING AWAY INJURED WORKER BENEFITS!Written by: Michael H. GruhinThere comes a time when "enough is enough". What we need is a coalition of injured workers and Ohio Unions to get on the band wagon and let the elected representatives in Ohio that their jobs will be on the line come election time. Injured workers' rights have been reduced and , unfortunately, the onslaught against benefits is continuing. In the past, when an injured worker suffered a loss from amputation, contracture, or ankylosis, the BWC paid out the loss award in bi-weekly amounts until the complete award was paid in full. Approximately, 1 year ago, the OhioBWC realized the inequity of that payment process and changed the payout to a lump sum.But then the Legislature and Governor Kasich came along and passed a bill that will go into effect in in about 1.5 months from June 30, 2012. Tucked into that bill, a provision to go back to the old pay-out method. Shortly, an injured worker will again have to suffer with over a 3 year wait to obtain the total loss award.For the loss of a hand in 2012, the total award is $141,575.00. Instead of receiving the total payout in a lump sum, upon the effective date of the new legislative bill, the injured worker will soon be paid $1,618.00 every 2 weeks until the entire $141,575.00 is paid. This is over a 3 year wait to get paid for the loss of the hand.Is that fair to the man or woman who has suffered the devastating loss of a hand? I think not. This same situation will be suffered by anyone who loses fingers, a hand, an arm, a toe, a foot, a leg, and/or the loss of eye.We, the electorate, must inform our elected officials that they just can't keep "dancing to the tune of the Lobbyists", paid by the Employers' Coalitions, which hurt the already injured worker.Want to tell your Ohio Legislator that you're fed up and you just won't take it anymore? By clicking this link - http://www.legislature.state.oh.us/ - you can find out who your elected officials are - and by clicking on their names you can send them an email or letter via U.S. Mail. We need to let them know that "We're Fed Up and We Won't Take It Anymore". Protect Your Rights After a Workplace - Contact a Board Certified Specialist Attorney to Discuss your work injury case.Given the time limitations surrounding the filing of a workers' compensation claim against your employer, it is important to act promptly. Speak to a Board Certified Ohio Work Comp Specialist Attorney. You need an experienced work comp lawyer to protect you in your workers' compensation claim.To receive fair compensation for a serious on the job injury, consult with a Board Certified Ohio Workers’ Compensation Specialist Attorney. Don’t think that all attorneys are work comp specialists. Ask the attorney you contact if he/she is Board Certified. If not, look elsewhere. Don’t wait, there are specific time limits.Call Mike Gruhin, The Comp Specialist, to discuss any aspect of an Ohio Workers’ Compensation Claim. Act now, Call now!Additional ResourcesGruhin&Gruhin, AttorneysGruhin&Gruhin Facebook Fan PageMike Gruhin’s Personal Facebook Page ...read more
By Gruhin & Gruhin, Attorneys July 01, 2012
Questions about Ohio Workers’ Comp - Ohio Job Injury? Need an Ohio Work Injury Attorney?Written by:Michael H. GruhinMike Gruhin, Board Certified Ohio Workers' Compensation Specialist Attorney, has the answers to your Ohio work injury questions. Have you suffered anon the job injury? You need a Board Certified Ohio Work Comp Specialist Attorney on your side. Experienced Ohio workers' compensationlawyersfromGruhin&Gruhincan help you seek fair compensation for your injuries. Filing a workers’ compensation claim is a complicated process. The BWC would lead you to believe that you don't need an attorney and that's how it saves money on claim payment. Most work injury victims just don't know what to do or whatbenefits are availablefor their injuries. And, that's where Gruhin & Gruhin and Mike Gruhin come to the rescue. When you get hurt in a ,contact the Cleveland, Ohio Law Firm with the winning record. Check out the actual client testimonials. Let our clients tell you the story of Gruhin & Gruhin. Call Gruhin & Gruhin today! There are time limits. Discuss your claim with a Board Certified Work Comp Specialist Attorney. It doesn't cost any more to have a Certified Specialist on your side, so why choose an attorney who takes a work comp case, but isn't Board Certified? Please feel free to review some of the most frequently asked questions we receive from our clients, which you can read below.Frequently Asked Questions about Ohio Workers’ CompensationQ: What on the job injuries does workers’ compensation cover?A: Workers’ compensation covers almost any on the job injury, including long-term diseases resulting from your work (asbestos, etc.), pre-existing injuries that were exacerbated by an accident at your job, and even injuries caused by a third party while on the job.Q: Who pays my workers’ compensation benefits?A: Ohio law requires that virtually all employers purchase workers’ compensation insurance coverage from the state fund or insure themselves. Therefore, either the state fund or your employer will be responsible for paying your compensation.Q: How long will it take to get benefits?A: This depends on the specifics of your injury, whether your employer is self-insured or state funded, where you received medical treatment, and many other factors. Having an experiencedBoard Certified Ohio Workers' Compensation Specialist Attorneyon your side will help you receive benefits much faster, as you can be sure that your attorney has filed all the necessary paperwork to keep your claim moving. Ultimately, you must trust that your attorney is doing everything that he or she can to ensure that you receive benefits as quickly as possible.Q: Do I have to go back to work before I am ready?A: Ultimately, your doctor’s advice determines when you are ready to go back to work. When you suffer an injury on the job, your employer or your employer’s third party administrator will likely suggest their doctor. Contact your Board Certified Ohio Work Comp Specialist Attorney and get a referral to a BWC Certified Medical Provider to give you the medical care you need and properly fill out all of the complex BWC paperwork on your behalf. You are free to go to anyOhioBWC Certified Provider. You don't have to return to work until your doctor believes you're ready or until your employer has a light duty job that your doctor believes you can handle. However, even if your doctor feels you might not be ready to return to work, the Industrial Commission can find that you have reached Maximum Medical Improvement. While you are unable to work, you are entitled to receivetemporary total disability compensation.Q: Do I have to file my workers’ compensation claim within a certain time limit?A:There is a two-year statute of limitations for filing a workers’ compensation claim. If you do not file your claim within two years of your injury, you will not be able to seek compensation. If you are in an on the job accident, you should move quickly to seek legal representation and file your claim so that you are sure to receive the benefits you need.Q: The BWC denied my workers’ compensation claim. Is there anything I can do?A: Call Mike Gruhin, Board Certified Ohio Workers' Compensation Specialist Attorney. You need a specialist in your corner to appeal your claim and attend the hearing at the Ohio Industrial Commission. You should absolutely hire a Board Certified Specialist Attorney. Don't make the mistake of just hiring any lawyer who 'does' work comp claims. You need a legal professional, a Board Certified Specialist, to gather and present the evidence necessary to prove that you were hurt on the job and deserve compensation. Don't attempt to appeal a denied workers’ compensation claim alone.CallMike Gruhin, The Comp Specialist,to discuss any aspect of your Ohio Workers’ Compensation Claim.Act now, Call now!Additional ResourcesGruhin & Gruhin, AttorneysGruhin & Gruhin Facebook Fan PageMike Gruhin’s Personal Facebook PageCheck out our CLient Video Testimonials© 2012,Gruhin & Gruhin Attorney's. All rights reserved. ...read more
By Gruhin & Gruhin, Attorneys January 01, 2012
Getting a divorce is never a pleasant experience. The cost of attorneys and court fees adds to the stress of the divorce. If both parties are in agreement with no party contesting any part of the divorce, you can file for a DYI uncontested divorce. ...read more
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