Rush & Nicholson Lawyers

10/21/2026

When you have a question about your case, you should know exactly who will pick up the phone. At Rush & Nicholson, that's your attorney.

Our lawyers have more than 100 years of combined experience, and clients work with them directly instead of getting routed through an intake team. That shows up most in the ordinary moments, like an unexpected medical bill, lost wages that need documenting, or an insurance letter you'd rather have someone else read first.

A firm can be big enough to handle a complicated case and still feel like a place where you know everyone by name.

Curious who you'd be working with? Take a look at www.rushnicholson.com/our-lawyers.

10/20/2026

After a workplace injury, one of the first people both employers and employees will likely hear from is a workers' compensation adjuster. Adjusters play an important role in the claims process. But understanding who they work for and how they operate is essential for all parties involved.

Swipe through to learn what a workers' compensation adjuster actually does, what it means for everyone in the process, and how both employers and injured workers can navigate the claims process effectively.

Navigating a workers' comp claim and not sure where to start? We are here to help. Give us a call anytime.

10/18/2026

Drive safe out there!

It found that more than a third of the city’s fatal crashes happened between September and November.

10/15/2026

10/13/2026

In workers’ compensation cases, insurance carriers commonly use surveillance to verify the facts of a claim. Swipe through for a few important things both employees and employers should know.

From questions about surveillance to claims, we can help employees and employers navigate the nuances of workers’ compensation. Give us a call today to learn more.

10/06/2026

As many businesses look ahead to a fall and winter of company events and holiday gatherings, it is important to understand how workers' compensation may apply if an employee is injured during one of these functions. In certain cases, injuries sustained at work-sponsored events may be eligible for workers’ compensation.

Swipe for a few important factors to consider ↩️

If you have general questions about workers’ compensation or a specific event, please feel free to reach out. Give us a call anytime.

09/29/2026

Can you be fired for filing a workers’ compensation claim? Many employees worry about job security after a work-related injury, but in most cases, it is illegal for an employer to fire someone simply for seeking workers’ compensation benefits.

Navigating these protections and understanding your rights can be complex and often confusing. So, we’re sharing a helpful overview of important legal considerations ↩️

If you’re facing challenges after filing a workers’ comp claim, our team is here to provide guidance and help protect your rights. Give us a call anytime.

09/22/2026

After an accident, your medical records often help tell the story of what happened, but not all records capture the same moment the same way. Emergency room visits and follow-up care often document very different snapshots of your condition. Swipe through to learn more.

Medical records are not just administrative paperwork. They can become key evidence in injury-related matters. If you have questions about how documentation may affect your rights, call us today.

09/15/2026

Driving is an everyday activity for most of us, making it easy for drivers to go on autopilot along with their cars 🚘

But given that two out of every three people will be involved in an accident with serious injuries, it’s important to remain vigilant, no matter how many times you’ve stepped into the driver’s seat.

Here are a few 🔑 ways to do just that:

🚗 Wear your seatbelt - Wearing a seatbelt is the most effective way to reduce fatality risk in a crash. In fact, the NHTSA says seatbelts cut crash-related serious injuries and deaths by half.

🚗 Practice defensive driving - Be aware of what other drivers around you are doing, expect the unexpected, and keep a two-second cushion between you and the car in front of you.

🚗 Don’t multi-task while driving - Multi-tasking while driving is dangerous and can cause you to swerve, hit other cars, or run into stationary objects on the side of the road.

🚗 Don’t drive impaired - Alcohol and drugs impair decision-making and alertness even if you feel fine–and so does being tired. Controlled studies show drowsy driving can cause a similar amount of crashes as drunken driving.

Have a safe driving tip to add to this list? Comment below, and be sure to share these tips with your friends and family ➡️

09/08/2026

Should you or a loved one ever find yourself pursuing a personal injury claim, it’s important to understand the role insurance plays in these cases.

Swipe for more information. And if you have questions or need assistance with a personal injury claim, give us a call. We’re here to protect your best interests.