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Fire at Louisiana Chevron Plant Burns Two Workers, Spreads Burn Awareness
A frightening and extremely dangerous fire at a Chevron plant in Louisiana that injured two workers spreads awareness to Louisiana workers about the dangers of burn injuries in Louisiana workplaces. According to local news reports, on Thursday, September 19, at around 8:30 a.m. in the morning, the Ascension Parish Sheriff’s Office arrived at the… Read More »
Former Mississippi Security Guard Sentenced in DUI Car Accident that Killed New Orleans Sisters
A former longtime Mississippi Coast security guard was sentenced in connection with a drunk driving car accident that killed two sisters from New Orleans this week, and a community is reminded of the horrors that inevitably come along with a fatal drunk driving car accident. According to local news reports, the Biloxi Sun Herald,… Read More »
“What If a Problem Develops with a Claim?” Louisiana Workforce Commission Answers Your Frequently Asked Louisiana Workers’ Compensation Questions
Most Louisiana workers are aware that Louisiana state workers’ compensation laws entitle most workers who are injured in Louisiana, and who are unable to work as a result of their workplace injury, to compensation to help them recover and return to work. Indeed, Louisiana workers’ compensation laws entitle most injured Louisiana workers to important… Read More »
Three Mississippi Bridge Workers Tragically Killed in Horrific Pre-Demolition Accident; Mississippi Workers’ Compensation Death Benefits May Entitle Grieving Mississippi Families to Compensation
A terrible bridge collapse at a worksite in Simpson County, Mississippi caused the death of three Mississippi bridge workers earlier this October and shook a community who now mourns the three men. According to national news reports, on Wednesday, October 16, a bridge that spanned the Strong River located in Simpson County on State… Read More »
Injured Mississippi Workers: Do You Know about Your Obligations if You are Injured on the Job? Find Out about Your Reporting Responsibilities from the Mississippi Workers’ Compensation Commission
When a Mississippi worker is injured on the job, it may not exactly be clear what the worker’s rights and obligations are when it comes to Mississippi workers’ compensation laws. Indeed, after a serious workplace accident happens, an injured Mississippi worker likely has a lot of questions, such as what to do in terms… Read More »
Mississippi Bus Crash Kills 7, Injures 37 – Dangers of Tire Blowouts to Mississippi Drivers Explained
A horrific and fatal bus accident left seven people dead and 37 people injured over the weekend in Vicksburg, Mississippi, and a community wonders how a tire failure could lead to the carnage and destruction that ensued. According to national news reports, at around 1:00 a.m. on Saturday, September 31, a 2018 Volvo commercial… Read More »
Head-On Car Accident Leaves Three Dead, 1 Seriously Injured in Lafourche Parish, Louisiana
Earlier this summer in June, a terrible car accident claimed the lives of three people, and left one person fighting for their life in Lafourche Parish, Louisiana. According to local news reports, on Sunday, June 9, a head-on collision ended in multiple fatalities and one seriously injured person on Louisiana Highway 308 near McCloud… Read More »
Horrific Conveyor Belt Accident Takes Life of Mississippi Seafood Worker – Mississippi Workers’ Compensation Death Benefits Explained
Earlier this year in April, the horrific and untimely death of a Mississippi seafood plant worker hit headlines and sent a warning signal to Mississippi families of the risks that their loved ones face on the job, and that could kill them in the line of work. According to local news reports, this spring,… Read More »
Louisiana Pedestrian Killed in Hit-and-Run Accident Highlighting Sky-High Number of Hit-and-Run Accidents in State
The small town of Dulac, Louisiana saw a tragic and unfortunate pedestrian accident just this week and a community seeks answers as the investigation into what exactly happened – and who did it – is ongoing. According to national news reports, on Monday, September 9, right after the following Labor Day weekend holiday, a… Read More »
U.S. Representative from Louisiana Fights to Help Stop Deaths from Roadside Accidents
As things heat up with this election cycle, much press is focused on the presidential race, with both sides taking up most of the airtime in the political news cycle. However, the good news is that there is other political news out there, some that may signal changes in the law that may make… Read More »