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For experienced legal guidance in issues of workers' compensation benefits in Nebraska and Iowa, com

Our law firm operates almost exclusively in the area of workers' compensation and personal injury claims. This focused dedication translates to full-time assistance for clients and the most knowledgeable legal advice possible in practice areas of disability, medical and vocational rehabilitation benefits; accidents occurring in a wide variety of venues, including construction, industrial and trucking; and solid support for victims of catastrophic head, back, neck, hip, knee and shoulder injuries.

09/21/2026

Can I Choose My Own Doctor for a Workplace Injury in Nebraska?
Sometimes, yes. Nebraska workers’ compensation law allows you to choose a doctor who treated you or an immediate family member before your workplace injury, but specific rules apply. If you don’t properly exercise that right after your employer gives you the required notice, your employer may choose the doctor instead.

Learn more: https://www.omahaworkinjury.com/blog/choose-own-doctor-workplace-injury-nebraska/

08/31/2026

What If the Doctor Says I’m Okay to Return to Work, But I’m Still in Pain?
If your workers’ compensation doctor says you can return to work, but you’re still in pain, you don’t have to choose between risking your health and losing your benefits. While you shouldn’t ignore your doctor’s release, you may have options to discuss your concerns, seek another medical opinion, or challenge a decision you believe doesn’t accurately reflect your condition.

Learn more: https://www.omahaworkinjury.com/blog/returning-to-work-while-still-in-pain/

08/23/2026

How Do I Get a Second Opinion If I Disagree with the Workers’ Comp Doctor?
Yes, you may get a second opinion if you disagree with the workers’ compensation doctor. However, you can’t always schedule another appointment on your own and expect workers’ compensation to cover the cost. In Nebraska, your options depend on who selected your treating physician, whether you’ve exercised your right to choose a doctor, and the rules that apply to your claim.

Learn more: https://www.omahaworkinjury.com/blog/second-opinions-in-workers-comp-cases/

08/01/2026

What If I'm a Firefighter, Teacher, or City Worker Injured on the Job in Nebraska?
First responders, educators, and municipal employees take on demanding, sometimes dangerous work every day in service to their communities. If you are one of those workers and you have been injured on the job, you deserve to understand your rights under Nebraska’s workers’ compensation system. Consult our workers’ compensation attorney to discuss your case today.

Learn more: https://www.omahaworkinjury.com/blog/what-if-im-a-firefighter-teacher-or-city-worker-injured-on-the-job-in-nebraska/

07/25/2026

How Are Workers' Compensation Claims Handled for Government and State Workers in Nebraska?

If you work for a state agency, city department, public school, or another government employer in Nebraska and you are injured on the job, you have the same basic rights under the workers’ compensation system as any private sector employee. Many people assume that working for the government means different rules apply, but the Nebraska Workers’ Compensation Act covers virtually all employers in the state, including every governmental agency created by the state.

Learn more: https://www.omahaworkinjury.com/blog/how-are-workers-compensation-claims-handled-for-government-and-state-workers-in-nebraska/

06/30/2026

How Do You Prove an Injury at Work?
To prove that your injury is the result of a work accident and not of some other cause, file an incident report at work as soon as the accident happens and have a doctor examine your injuries promptly. Whether your injury happened at work seems, at first, to be a simple question, but you would be surprised how often employers dispute employees’ workers’ compensation claims by alleging that the injury is not work-related.

Learn more: https://www.omahaworkinjury.com/blog/2024/04/how-do-you-prove-an-injury-at-work.html

06/21/2026

William D. Andres

William Andres began practicing law after graduating from Creighton University School of Law in 2006 and immediately focused his practice on workers’ compensation as well as personal injury law. William has successfully represented injured workers from across the states of Nebraska and Iowa.

Learn more: https://www.omahaworkinjury.com/About/William-D-Andres.html

06/07/2026

What If My Injury Prevents Me from Standing for Long Periods?
Not every workplace injury takes a person completely off the job. Some injuries land in a difficult middle ground, and that is one of the trickiest places to be in a workers’ comp claim. At Andres Law Offices, our workers’ compensation attorney regularly helps Nebraska workers who are dealing with exactly this kind of situation.

Learn more: https://www.omahaworkinjury.com/blog/what-if-my-injury-prevents-me-from-standing-for-long-periods.html

05/18/2026

How Do I Claim Workers' Comp for Long-Term Mobility Issues Omaha, NE?

When people think about workers’ compensation, they often picture a broken bone or a one-time accident that heals in a few weeks. But many work injuries are far more complicated than that. At Andres Law Offices in Omaha, we work with injured workers whose conditions have lasting consequences, and we know how confusing the claims process can be when your limitations do not fit a simple narrative.

Learn more: https://www.omahaworkinjury.com/blog/how-do-i-claim-workers-comp-for-long-term-mobility-issues-omaha-ne.html

05/02/2026

Can a Back Injury From Lifting Boxes Be Claimed Under Workers' Comp?
Back injuries from lifting are among the most common workplace injuries in Nebraska and among the most frequently disputed. If you hurt your back while moving, carrying, or lifting boxes on the job in Nebraska, you are likely to have a valid workers’ compensation claim, but the process of getting that claim accepted can be more complicated than it should be.

Learn more: https://www.omahaworkinjury.com/blog/can-back-injury-from-listing-boxes-be-claimed/

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