Posted by Ben Long

Myth: It Was The Other Driver’s Fault, So His Insurance Must Immediately Start Paying Your Medical Bills Even if the other driver was clearly at fault for a motorcycle crash, the other driver’s insurance has no legal obligation to pay for the injured biker’s medical bills until ordered to do so by a judge after …

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Posted by Tim Semelroth

WARNING: Be Suspicious When The Other Driver’s Insurance Corporation Says “You Don’t Need An Attorney” Insurance corporation representatives will often suggest to injured bikers that they do not need an attorney because “we can just work this out together.” Motorcycle accident victims need to realize that there is no “we” in this situation. Never forget that …

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Posted by Tim Semelroth

Attention! Iowa’s Workers’ Compensation laws changed July 1, 2017. This article’s information may be out of date. Visit our Workers’ Compensation Page for more information. If you are an employee working in Iowa, most injuries and illnesses caused by your work should be covered by the workers’ compensation system.  That means you may qualify for benefits like …

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Posted by Tim Semelroth

No. 1: Iowa Law Makes Patients or Their Families Responsible for Investigating Bad Medical Results If you suspect that a loved one was seriously injured or killed by a medical error, you cannot sit back and wait for the doctor or hospital to come forward and do the right thing. In Iowa, it is your …

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Posted by Farl Greene

Attention! Iowa’s Workers’ Compensation laws changed July 1, 2017. This article’s information may be out of date. Visit our Workers’ Compensation Page for more information. As you may know you are entitled to receive treatment from a competent doctor under Iowa Workers Compensation Law.  This doesn’t mean you go out and pick who you feel the best …

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Posted by Tim Semelroth

Attention! Iowa’s Workers’ Compensation laws changed July 1, 2017. This article’s information may be out of date. Visit our Workers’ Compensation Page for more information. Accepting your Iowa workers’ compensation benefits in the wrong way can cost you money in the long run. The money you receive for an Iowa work injury can reduce the amount of …

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Posted by Corey Luedeman

Attention! Iowa’s Workers’ Compensation laws changed July 1, 2017. This article’s information may be out of date. Visit our Workers’ Compensation Page for more information. Picking the right attorney for your Iowa workers’ compensation claim can feel like it’s impossible.  However, there are ways you can be confident you made the right choice. For starters, it doesn’t …

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Posted by John Riccolo

Attention! Iowa’s Workers’ Compensation laws changed July 1, 2017. This article’s information may be out of date. Visit our Workers’ Compensation Page for more information. When a person is injured on the job, they will typically receive no shortage of advice. Friends, families and co-workers will often offer suggestions to an injured worker about what to do …

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Posted by Ben Long

Attention! Iowa’s Workers’ Compensation laws changed July 1, 2017. This article’s information may be out of date. Visit our Workers’ Compensation Page for more information. Have you considered the consequences of what would happen if you quit your job after a work related injury? If you were hurt on the job, it’s easy to become frustrated with …

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