Workers who are hurt on the job can generally file for workers’ compensation with their employer. But they may also have a separate personal injury claim against third parties. This includes accidents involving falls where the worker wasn’t given safety gear.
If you have been injured at work, you...
Tripping and falling on the job site is more serious than many people realize. And while workers may have the right to file for workers’ compensation, they may also be able to pursue a personal injury claim. To do so, they will need to prove liability.
If you were...
Suffering a spinal cord injury on the job could have serious and permanent repercussions. The accident victim may suffer physically, financially, and emotionally. By understanding the consequences of an accident, you can increase the likelihood of recovering fair compensation.
It starts with retaining a knowledgeable New York personal injury...
There are many types of job-related injuries, a common one being burns. From offices to construction sites, the number of ways in which an employee can get burned may be surprising. Knowing these workplace accidents can help you get the medical assistance you need.
It may also help with...
Shoulder and back injuries are among the most common—and most debilitating—medical conditions suffered by employees. There are a variety of ways that employees develop chronic back and shoulder pain, including repetitive strain, accidents, and the physical demands of daily work. In New York, many workplace injuries are covered by workers’ compensation...
