Contrary to popular belief, physical injuries aren't the only way to qualify for workers compensation benefits. Workers comp is designed to cover a broad array of injuries that occur in the workplace, including those that aren't of a physical nature. The following goes in-depth about workplace-related depression and the issues that could affect your workers compensation claim.
Depression Stemming from Physical Injury
It's not unusual for a severe physical work injury and subsequent loss of employment to set the stage for chronic depression.
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The way your bankruptcy case works out will be greatly affected by the types of debts you have, and bankruptcy uses two main classifications for debts. These are priority debts and nonpriority debts, and understanding how these work can help you choose the right branch of bankruptcy to file.
What Are Priority Debts?
Bankruptcy courts view debts as either priority debts or nonpriority debts, and the whole purpose of this is to determine which debts you must repay.
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According to the International Labour Organization, approximately 317 million people are injured at work around the world each year. As a small business owner, you've taken every necessary precaution to prevent one of your employees from being injured while on the job. Unfortunately, despite your best efforts, there is still a chance that one of your employees could suffer from an injury that could keep them out of work for weeks, or even permanently.
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Social media has made it easier than ever to share personal moments and victories with family and friends. Unfortunately, it has also made it easier for unethical people to steal content and use it for shady purposes. For instance, one woman found photos of her had been used by a company to promote weight-loss products. You don't have to suffer this type of humiliation in silence, though. There are a couple of ways you can sue for compensation for damages related to the unauthorized use of your personal images.
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If you are planning to get married, you have a lot of things to consider: where to have the wedding, where the two of you will live, whether and when you will have children. One sensitive topic that couples must discuss is whether they should have a prenuptial agreement, commonly called a prenup. When used appropriately, a prenuptial agreement can help a couple to identify and achieve their goals when it comes to finances and estate planning.
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