One of the major questions coming from the recent workers’ comp reform is how much will small businesses have to make up for large businesses opting out of the current state workers’ comp system? Since most large businesses will in fact choose to opt out of the current system and
Small v. Large Business Workers’ Comp Read Post »
Have you recently been in an accident or know someone who has? With accidents of any kind, uncertainty and fear is inevitable. At Johnson & Biscone, our Oklahoma City attorneys have the experience and the resources to ease your struggles and uncertainty. If you have been injured in a car,
Personal Injury Of Any Kind Read Post »
You might agree that an injury can be as simple as a bruise on one end of the spectrum and as complex as a surgery on the other end. What about the area in between? If a physician that your employer has sent you to has said that you do
Are You Protected in “The Gray”? Read Post »
As of February 1 of 2014, you will no longer be able to challenge your workers’ comp benefits in court in Oklahoma. The current court-based system has been reformed through recent legislature, changing it to an administrative system. Why the New Reform? Many in the Oklahoma government believe this reform
Workers’ Comp Changes Coming Read Post »
If you have had an accident and you are under the assumption that everything is running according to plan, why hire a lawyer? There are a number of reasons why an employer or an opposing party is hoping you do not have legal representation. There are a number of reasons
Hiring an attorney will protect your long-term interests Read Post »
If there was ever a time to file a workers’ compensation claim in the State of Oklahoma, the time would be right now. Change to the “comp” system is inevitable; actually, change is here. The Oklahoma Legislature passed reform, effective February 1, 2014. Change is here. If you are an
The Time to Tile a Workers’ Compensation Claim is Right Now Read Post »
If you live and work in Oklahoma, then you have probably heard of the recent workers’ compensation law reforms. The new system provides an opt-out option for certain employers, allowing them to select the type of compensation benefits they offer. While the potential savings for these employers may be substantial,
How Workers’ Compensation Law Changes Affect You Read Post »
Workers’ compensation is a wonderful benefit for when we get hurt on the job. However, the process breaks down when people don’t follow through with reports, or worse, when they don’t even report an injury. Compensation cannot be provided if an injury hasn’t been reported or if the report is
How A Workers’ Comp Claim Can Break Down Read Post »
A study has discovered individuals taking the cholesterol medication Crestor and other HMG-CoA inhibitors may be at a higher risk of kidney damage, muscle soreness, and even what has become known as Crestor Diabetes. The study determined that the newly discovered risks of kidney damage, while small, still possess the
Alert- New Crestor Side Effects Discovered Read Post »
Bryce Johnson has been recently retained to represent two clients seriously injured in a collision with semi tractor and trailer. The collision occurred when the semi ran a red light broadsiding the other vehicle. There is concern the semi driver may have been on his cell phone at the time
Cell Phones Can Cause Serious Accidents Read Post »
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