We're committed to helping you learn more about Iowa's sometimes complicated injury laws. For example, did you know that you can receive pain and suffering damages in a car accident, but not in a workers' compensation case? Or that in a workers' compensation case you're to be paid mileage going to and from your medical appointments including the pharmacy to pick-up medications?
Well, there are many things that most injured Iowans do not know about the laws and we try to answer most of the questions here at IowaInjured.com in the various articles and FAQs (frequently asked questions) we've written. However, if you do not see the answer to your question, we invite you to take advantage of our firm's FREE and confidential injury audit. You can also request to receive any of our books at no cost to you. Our books go into more detail about your injury case and describe the process from start to finish including how to avoid costly mistakes in your case.
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ACL Tear Injury at Work in IowaAn ACL tear injury is painful and can take you off your feet for months. Get the workers’ comp benefits you need
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Workers' Comp Permanent Partial Disability: Is yours scheduled? Unscheduled?Filing for workers’ comp Permanent Partial Disability benefits in Iowa? Find out if your disability is considered unscheduled or scheduled.
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Tibia Fracture Work Injury | Broken LegA tibia fracture work injury is quite common, painful and requires a substantial amount of time off work.
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Workers’ Compensation for a Fibula Fracture at WorkFibula fractures may be the result of trauma. If your fracture occurred while performing work duties in Iowa, you could be eligible for workers’ comp.
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Prescription Painkiller Side Effects in the WorkplaceWorkers who use prescription painkillers on the job may risk injury and put others at risk. Review this information about opioid painkillers in the workplace.
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Shoulder Replacement Surgery after a Workplace AccidentSome work accidents may require Iowa workers to undergo shoulder replacement surgery. Workers' compensation covers the cost if work-related.
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Calcaneus Fracture Work Injury & Workers’ CompensationA calcaneus fracture (broken heel) is a work injury for which workers may seek workers’ comp. Learn more about causes, symptoms, treatment, and recovery.
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Overexertion from WorkLearn the signs of overexertion in the workplace as well as steps you can take to prevent it. You also may file a workers’ compensation claim if harmed.
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Ulnar Tunnel Nerve Injury at Work: How It Happens and When It May Lead to Workers’ CompensationAn ulnar tunnel injury occurs when the ulnar nerve is compressed. If it’s work-related, an Iowa worker may pursue workers’ compensation.
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Work Injury: Tarsal tunnel syndromeTarsal tunnel syndrome can be the result of a workplace sprain or strain, excessive repetitive motion, standing for long periods, and more.
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The Facts about Denervation Procedures and Workers’ CompensationHurt on the job in Iowa? Workers’ compensation may pay for a denervation procedure if your doctor recommends it as part of your treatment.
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Workers’ Compensation for a Torn TendonTorn tendon from a work injury? You may be entitled to workers' compensation for medical benefits as well as disability benefits if you miss work.