Whether you are an employer or employee, the prospect of contracting the coronavirus (COVID-19) at work leaves many wondering whether this situation can result in ...

If you were injured in a workplace accident or because of occupational disease and your claim was denied by your employer or their workers’ compensation ...

In December 2019, the Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission (JLARC) released its findings and recommendations of the Virginia Workers’ Compensation System and Disease Presumptions. ...

In January 2020, the Virginia Court of Appeals affirmed a decision of the Virginia Workers’ Compensation Commission and deputy commissioner finding that an injured worker ...

Workers’ compensation payments can be a bit of a mystery: who sets the rates, how are they calculated, are there limits on the payments? If ...

If you are partially disabled because of a work accident and do not have an Award Order, you are required to seek light-duty work to ...

Breaking down Virginia temporary total disability benefits: how to qualify, amount of benefits, and other common questions answered.

Unwitnessed work accidents pose challenges when working to obtain Virginia workers’ comp benefits.

Colder weather can increase the risk of some work-related injuries. Contact Renfo & Renfro today with questions about your workers’ compensation claim.

While your commute to and from work is generally not covered by Virginia workers’ compensation, there are exceptions.

Before returning to work after a Virginia workers’ compensation injury, it is essential to know that you have reached maximum medical improvement.