Is COVID-19 Covered by Vermont Worker’s Compensation Coverage?
Question: If you get coronavirus at work, can you get worker's compensation benefits in Vermont?
Question: If you get coronavirus at work, can you get worker's compensation benefits in Vermont?
On Valentine's Day 2022, Carey Rose describes how she and her staff care deeply for their clients and how that translates to better outcomes for injured Vermonters.
Once you have been involved in a car crash, it is important to take five steps to protect yourself. It is hard to think clearly after you have been hit so it is important to prepare and have a checklist, like this, in your glove box to help you remember what to do after a car accident.
Carey Rose was selected for inclusion in Best Lawyers in America 2022 in the category of Workers' Compensation Attorneys Representing Claimants (injured workers) in Vermont.
All Vermonters know that winter driving can be dangerous. Driving in snow, slush, ice and black ice can lead to car accidents.
We are wishing everyone a happy new year for 2022.
Rose Law is pleased to announce that Carey Rose, Esq. was selected to the 2021 Super Lawyers list for Vermont.
Vermont trial attorney Carey Rose has been recognized and selected by her peers for inclusion in the 2020 edition of The Best Lawyers in America®.
A new Vermont coronavirus bill (S. 342) gives "frontline workers" the ability to file a claim for workers' compensation benefits if they contract COVID-19.
Employees who get Covid-19 at work may be able to get worker's compensation coverage but compensability will be on a case-by-case basis.