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The Officially Unofficial
Injured Worker’s Guide

49+ years of Ohio workers’ compensation expertise — distilled into a plain-English guide that tells you what the BWC and your employer won’t. Written by OSBA Board Certified Specialist Mike Gruhin.

Most likely you are reading this because you have been injured on the job and you are confused, intimidated, or lost in the maze called the Ohio workers’ compensation system. The Ohio BWC is full of red tape, foreign terms, and strict regulations. Make the wrong move and your claim can fall apart.

This Guide was created to give Ohio’s injured workers a nuts-and-bolts overview of an Ohio workers’ compensation injury claim — before dealing with the Ohio BWC, or being pressured by your employer.

Written by Mike Gruhin

OSBA Board Certified Ohio Workers’ Compensation Specialist Attorney since 1999 — the first year such certification was available in Ohio. One of only ~4 certified injured-worker specialists in all of Northeast Ohio. Practicing since 1976.

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DisclaimerThis Guide is designed only to inform. It is not intended to give, nor should it be construed as, legal advice. Nothing in this Guide shall be considered legal advice about your specific workers’ compensation claim, and your reading it does not create any attorney-client relationship. No person should ever apply or interpret any law without the assistance of an experienced attorney.

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DISCLAIMER: THIS IS NOT LEGAL ADVICE.

By accessing any website page or website post, the reader agrees that (1) The information above is general in nature and is not legal advice; (2) No attorney-client relationship is created; (3) Each claim is unique and must be carefully evaluated on its specific facts under current Ohio law and the most recent court decisions; and, (4) Such evaluations require advice from an experienced Ohio Workers' Compensation Attorney.