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Worksite Injury

The Most Common Injuries Caused by Working with Machines Unsafely

Posted by Colburn Law on November 7, 2025

Heavy machinery, by its nature, is dangerous. Workers in industries that range from manufacturing to construction must interact with large, powerful, and often complex...

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Washington Work Injury Statistics [2024]

Posted by Colburn Law on September 26, 2024

No person expects that, when they clock in for the workday, they will suffer a serious injury. Unfortunately, the workplaces of Washington are not...

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What Happens If You Can’t Return to Work After an Injury in Seattle?

Posted by Colburn Law on April 22, 2024

Discovering that an injury prevents you from returning to work can be an incredibly daunting experience. When you are already dealing with medical expenses,...

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How Long Do I Have To See A Doctor After A Work Injury?

Posted by Colburn Law on March 22, 2024

After a workplace accident, it’s common to feel overwhelmed and unsure of what to do next. You may wonder whether you should go to...

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What Are The Most Common Occupations at Risk for Mesothelioma?

Posted by Colburn Law on June 16, 2023

Mesothelioma is a rare but aggressive form of cancer caused by exposure to asbestos, a naturally occurring mineral once widely used in various industries...

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5 Common Types of Workplace Injuries

Posted by Colburn Law on June 16, 2023

When you step into your workplace every day, you expect a safe environment where you can perform your job without any worries. Unfortunately, workplace...

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The Importance of Reporting Workplace Injuries: What You Need to Know

Posted by Colburn Law on June 16, 2023

Picture this: you’re in the midst of your workday, focused on your tasks, when suddenly, an accident occurs, and you find yourself injured. The...

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Will Worker’s Comp Pay for Lost Wages?

Posted by Colburn Law on June 16, 2023

Being injured on the job can be a scary and challenging experience. In these situations, one of your primary concerns is often the financial...

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Should You Work While on Workers’ Compensation?

Posted by Colburn Law on June 16, 2023

Workers’ compensation is a vital safety net that protects employees who have suffered work-related injuries or illnesses. It provides financial assistance for medical expenses,...

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Is PTSD Covered Under Workers’ Compensation?

Posted by Colburn Law on June 16, 2023

When you experience a workplace injury, the consequences can extend far beyond the physical pain you endure. From the emotional toll to the financial...

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Do I Have to Pay Taxes on Workers’ Compensation?

Posted by Colburn Law on June 15, 2023

A workplace injury can significantly disrupt your life. From the physical toll of the accident to the emotional and financial hardships, these incidents can...

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If I get Injured on a Break at Work, Can I Receive Compensation?

Posted by Colburn Law on June 15, 2023

Picture this: You’re on your well-deserved lunch break, finally able to enjoy a moment of respite from your demanding job. As you sit down,...

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Hazards and Dangers of Scissor Lifts

Posted by Colburn Law on February 20, 2023

Working in the construction industry can be rewarding, but it also involves a significant amount of risk. One of the most common pieces of...

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Workplace Fatality Statistics

Posted by Colburn Law on February 10, 2023

Workplace safety is a critical issue for employers and employees alike. Every year, thousands of workers are killed on the job, leaving behind devastated...

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Top Tips to Prepare for Construction Sites in the Winter

Posted by Colburn Law on November 9, 2022

Winter weather can bring a lot of risks to construction sites. Snow, ice, and dropping temperatures can put workers’ safety and comfort at risk....

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Amputation FAQs

Posted by Colburn Law on July 1, 2022

An amputation injury occurs when you lose a body part, typically an arm, leg, hand, foot, finger, or toe. The loss of a limb...

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