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ASSISTING VETERAN-OWNED BUSINESSES WITH OSHA SAFETY REGULATIONS NATIONWIDE
As a business owner, you work hard to maintain a safe and healthy work environment for your employees. Despite your best efforts, however, problems can still develop. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) as well as state-equivalent agencies are responsible for setting and enforcing minimum health and safety standards in the workplace, and these regulatory authorities can issue citations and other penalties to businesses who are not in compliance.
Even when you are confident your business is in compliance with all relevant laws, a routine inspection can still be a stressful endeavor. Should an employee suffer an injury in your workplace, you must have a thorough understanding of your rights and obligations as you proactively prepare for the accident investigation.
The Veterans Advocacy Law Group is a service-disabled Veteran-owned law firm that is ready to assist Veteran-owned businesses with OSHA and workplace safety issues, including how to respond to accidents that have already occurred. Our national Veterans OSHA attorneys has many years of experience handling these matters and handles each case with the compassion and conviction it deserves. Whether you are looking for compliance guidance, need help defending against OSHA citation enforcement, or require assistance managing the consequences of a workplace accident, our team can provide the dedicated, tenacious legal advocacy your business needs to secure a favorable outcome.
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OSHA CITATION DEFENSE
When you receive an OSHA citation after an inspection, you will get information on the nature of the violation, what steps must be taken to correct it, how long you have to correct it, and how many days you have to file a Notice of Intent to Contest.
Contesting an OSHA citation requires litigation, and hiring capable legal representation is in your best interest. National Veterans Advocacy Law Group can represent you and fight to reduce or eliminate fines and other consequences of OSHA violations. Call or contact us online to discuss your case with a legal professional and learn more about how we can help.

Employer Responsibilities for OSHA Reporting
All employers – including employers that are exempt from some OSHA rules – must report all workplace accidents that require inpatient hospitalization, amputation, or loss of an eye, as well as any work-related injury or illness that occurred on the job while an employee was performing their work responsibilities.
Should a workplace accident result in a fatality, employers have only eight hours from the time they learned about the incident to report the fatality to OSHA.
Additionally, your business must keep detailed, accurate records of all workplace accidents, including hospitalizations and fatalities. From February to May, employers must maintain these records for at least five years. You can review your business's specific reporting obligations and help ensure you remain in compliance.


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