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Falls cause almost half of all traumatic brain injuries

On behalf of McCormick & Vilushis LLC | Apr 19, 2019 | Firm News

The brain performs a variety of functions. It regulates life-sustaining activities, manages physical movements, remembers language skills, solves problems and allows creativity. Because our brains do so many things, it can be life-altering if someone’s brain...

Falls, overexertion common causes of workplace injuries

On behalf of McCormick & Vilushis LLC | Apr 16, 2019 | Firm News, Workers Compensation

Pennsylvania workers could be at risk of a serious injury accident. Some types of workplace incidents are more common than others. Liberty Mutual tracked some of the most frequent ones. The most common cause was overexertion, causing $13.11 billion in medical bills...

Nurses’ health can benefit from a fair workplace

On behalf of McCormick & Vilushis LLC | Apr 3, 2019 | Firm News, Workers Compensation

For nurses in Pennsylvania and across the country, a fairer, more supportive working environment can also help to reduce workplace injuries. This was the finding of a study completed by researchers at Michigan State University and Portland State University, who noted...

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