Monast Law Office

06/01/2026

If your employer is self-insured for workers’ compensation in Ohio, your claim may follow a different process than a state-funded claim. Knowing the steps, deadlines, and who manages your benefits can make a big difference after a workplace injury.

At Monast Law Office, we help injured workers understand the Ohio self-insured workers’ compensation process and what to expect along the way.

Learn more here:
https://www.monastlaw.com/library/ohio-self-insured-workers-compensation-process.cfm

05/28/2026

Navigating a workers’ compensation claim in Ohio can be overwhelming—especially when dealing with paperwork, deadlines, and denied claims.

Having the right guidance can make the process clearer and help you avoid common mistakes.

We explain the benefits of working with a workers’ compensation attorney:
https://www.monastlaw.com/library/benefits-of-hiring-an-ohio-workers-compensation-attorney.cfm

05/25/2026

If you’ve been injured at work in Ohio, you may be entitled to different types of workers’ compensation benefits—but many people aren’t sure what’s available.

From medical coverage to wage replacement, understanding your options is key.

We break down the types of benefits you may be eligible for:
https://www.monastlaw.com/library/types-of-ohio-workers-compensation-benefits.cfm

05/22/2026

Have you been asked to complete a Functional Capacity Evaluation (FCE) after a workplace injury in Ohio?

This evaluation can play a big role in your workers’ compensation claim and your ability to return to work.

We explain what an FCE is, what to expect, and why it matters:
https://www.monastlaw.com/library/ohio-workers-compensation-functional-capacity-evaluation.cfm

05/19/2026

Delivery drivers face real risks on the road every day. If you’re injured while working in Ohio, workers’ compensation may be available—but the process isn’t always straightforward.

We explain how claims work for delivery truck drivers and what you should know after an injury:
https://www.monastlaw.com/library/ohio-delivery-truck-driver-injury-workers-comp-claims.cfm

05/14/2026

What happens if your employer doesn’t have workers’ compensation insurance in Ohio?

You may still have options—but the process can be more complicated.

We explain what injured workers need to know and what steps you can take:
https://www.monastlaw.com/library/ohio-employers-who-dont-have-workers-comp-insurance.cfm

05/11/2026

Nursing, lifting, and patient-handling injuries happen throughout the health care industry. Are these injuries eligible for Ohio workers’ comp? Absolutely! In my latest blog, I explain more.

Patient handling is dangerous work. If you’ve had a nurse-lifting injury, Ohio workers' comp lawyer Jim Monast outlines your path to recovery and lost wages.

05/11/2026

Not every workplace injury claim is automatically approved—there are specific eligibility requirements for workers’ compensation in Ohio.

Do you know if you qualify?

We break down what you need to know, from who is covered to what conditions must be met:
https://www.monastlaw.com/library/workers-compensation-eligibility-and-requirements-in-ohio.cfm

05/08/2026

If you’re a temporary worker in Ohio, you may be wondering—are you covered if you get hurt on the job?

The answer is yes, but the process can be confusing depending on your employment situation.

We break it down so you understand your rights and what steps to take after an injury:
https://www.monastlaw.com/library/ohio-temp-workers-have-workers-comp-coverage-for-injuries.cfm

05/07/2026

When a plumbing injury puts a paycheck at risk, workers’ compensation benefits should be available to provide necessary medical care and potential long-term financial security. I provide more details in this new article.

From repetitive stress to slip-and-fall accidents, plumbing injuries are common. Can you get benefits? Ohio workers’ comp lawyer Jim Monast explains more.