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Asbestos exposure and workplace illnesses

by Brian Law Offices | Apr 10, 2019 | Workplace Illness

Workers in Ohio and elsewhere can encounter a wide range of risks in the workplace. For some, the greatest risk may be what a worker is breathing in. It may not be immediately apparent that an individual is breathing in something harmful. However, over time, a worker...

Dealing with depression at work

by Brian Law Offices | Mar 22, 2019 | Workplace Illness

Dealing with depression can be taxing and it can feel lonely. However, people suffering from depression should know that they are not alone. In fact, according to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America over 16 million Americans struggle with depression.The...

Bill introduced to help retired coal miners

by Brian Law Offices | Feb 7, 2019 | Workplace Illness

As a previously discussed here, miners in Ohio and elsewhere face dangers to their health because of the environment they work in. Work-related lung diseases could occur, and miners that suffer such a fate are often left dealing with serious health issues. This can...

Occupational illnesses and the mining industry

by Brian Law Offices | Jan 31, 2019 | Workplace Illness

A job is not only just a career, but is also a way of life. No matter the type of job a person has or what industry he or she works in, having a job means having a steady income. While working is important to individuals in Ohio and elsewhere, it is important to note...

Laws help address exposure to carcinogens by firefighters

by Brian Law Offices | Jan 11, 2019 | Workplace Illness

Getting up and going to work is a fairly routine task for those in Ohio and elsewhere. While some workers may be heading to an office, others are going to a more dangerous work environment. When a workplace presents more hazards, a worker is exposed to more risks....

Workplace could cause mental illness

by Brian Law Offices | Jan 4, 2019 | Workplace Illness

For many individuals in Ohio and elsewhere, work gives them purpose. While a career is necessary for most individuals, it can be a source of more than just an income. However, work can also have negative impacts on workers, such as the cause of mental illness. This...

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