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Fighting for What’s Rightfully Yours
by: Staff Blogger | January 6, 2017At Ponce Law, we talk a lot about protecting the rights of injured folks in Nashville. We do this because that’s what personal injury law is all about—exercising your right… -
Ponce Law Workers’ Comp Case Leads to Changes in Tennessee State Law
by: cjadmin | December 21, 2016At Ponce Law, we’re known throughout the Nashville area for fighting to help our clients get the justice they deserve. Most often, this justice is obtained outside of the courtroom… -
Workers’ Compensation May Not Be Enough
by: Staff Blogger | December 9, 2016Some forecasters are predicting a hard winter in Nashville, which complicates the jobs of thousands of Nashville construction workers who depend on good weather to do their work. It also… -
Maximizing Your Workers’ Compensation Claim
by: Staff Blogger | November 7, 2016One of the first things you should consider after an on-the-job injury is how you’re going to survive financially. Many injured workers make the assumption that their employer will take… -
Getting Off the Sidelines After a Workplace Injury
by: Staff Blogger | October 19, 2016As a provider for your family, there’s nothing scarier than being sidelined due to an injury on the job. You depend on every paycheck to make ends meet, so not… -
Not All Employers Carry Workers’ Comp Insurance in TN
by: Staff Blogger | August 15, 2016There’s no excuse for not taking care of your own. In the South, we understand that. It’s part of our culture and the bedrock of our families, our communities, and… -
New Construction Leads to Workplace Injuries in Nashville
by: Staff Blogger | July 22, 2016There’s lots of construction going on it Nashville. From new condos to improved roads and highways, our city is growing so fast that construction companies are busy trying to keep… -
Ponce Law Stands Up for Injured Nashville Workers
by: Staff Blogger | June 24, 2016Workers give a lot to their employers. By some estimates, the average American will spend 30% of their lives at work, assuming they don’t continue to work into retirement age.… -
Workplace Injuries Can Cripple Nashville Families
by: Staff Blogger | June 10, 2016More than 55% of American workers are paid hourly. Of that number, many don’t have any paid leave, such as sick or vacation days, so if they don’t work, they… -
Help for Nashville Workplace Injury Victims
by: Staff Blogger | May 11, 2016Most Nashvillians will give one quarter of their waking hours to their jobs. We do this because we believe in providing for our loved ones, and our jobs afford us…
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