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Category: Workers’ Compensation

Construction Accidents: Ladder Cages Are Not Safe

Fixed ladder cages are being phased out due to OSHA safety concerns. Accident and injury reports show that ladder cages ...

When an Employee in Training Is Injured

In most cases, employees injured on the job while performing regular work duties are entitled to collect workers’ compensation benefits. ...

How Marijuana Use Impacts Work Injuries

Marijuana use may impact employee safety and workers’ compensation claims for injuries on the job. Marijuana in the Workplace In ...

Did You Suffer Burn Injuries at Work?

Workers who suffer work-related burn injuries can collect workers’ compensation benefits for related medical expenses, lost wages, and rehabilitation services. ...

When the Treatment for Your Work Injuries Causes More Pain

When treatment for a work injury causes subsequent injuries, illnesses, or complications that require additional medical care or result in a ...

Which State Has Jurisdiction in Your Workers’ Comp Case?

When a worker is injured in a work-related accident and multiple states are involved, workers’ compensation benefits may be affected ...

Construction, manufacturing, and retail industries experience a high number of work-related elevator accidents that cause serious injuries and fatalities. Elevator ...

Unions Give Workers the Ability to Speak Up about Workplace Hazards

Unions have a “protective effect” on worker safety and health, giving employees the ability to speak up about workplace hazards ...

When Illinois Officers Gamble with Their Lives – and Lose

Illinois and other states have experienced a rise in fatal injuries to law enforcement officers while they were performing their ...

Can the Insurance Company Decide Who Does Your Surgery?

In Illinois, when a serious workplace injury occurs that requires surgery, an insurance company is not permitted to force a ...

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    Legally Reviewed By Accident Attorney Alexander Pino
    Alexander Pino is an experienced personal injury lawyer in Chicago. Raised in North Barrington, Illinois, he developed an early interest in law and local government while attending Barrington High School. He earned his bachelor’s degree in Real Estate from DePaul University, and later returned to DePaul University College of Law to complete his law degree.
     
    Throughout law school, Alexander pursued hands-on legal experience across a range of disciplines. He clerked at the Illinois Attorney General’s Office, supporting attorneys in the Child Welfare Litigation Department. He also gained defense-side experience through internships with the Cook County Public Defender’s Office, assisting in both the Felony Trial Division and the Homicide Task Force.