Safety

Four Simple Tips to Protect Injured Workers
There are four simple things contractors can do when a worker is injured that protects the injured worker and sends a message to all employees that safety is a priority.
By Mallory Stanko
January 6, 2020
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Safety
by Mallory Stanko
Mallory Stanko joined The Graham Company as a Claims Consultant, with a background of insurance litigation. As a licensed attorney and former civil litigator, Stanko provides a unique and informed perspective to claims management. She previously worked for a large, regional insurance defense law firm in Philadelphia, where she represented insureds and self-insureds in both state and federal court related to premises liability, auto liability and commercial transportation. Her experience in this regard helps her to identify the best and most effective practices in risk management.
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