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Workplace Injuries and the Repercussions
Goldberg & Loren are experienced workers’ compensation attorneys that have been helping injured workers for over 20 years. We understand the difficulties that come with filing and managing a workers’ compensation claim and are dedicated to fighting for the rights of our clients so they can receive the full benefits they deserve.
Our team is knowledgeable about all facets of workers’ comp law, from initial claims to appeals and litigation. We are committed to providing quality legal advice and representation for a wide array of workers’ compensation matters, including workplace accidents, permanent disability, denied claims, and more.
We strive to make the process as stress-free as possible by providing personalized attention to each case. Our attorneys will help you navigate the complex laws, regulations, and paperwork that makeup workers’ compensation claims to ensure you receive the maximum amount of benefits.
At Goldberg & Loren, we take pride in helping injured workers get the justice they deserve. Whether it’s negotiating with an insurance company or filing a lawsuit on your behalf, our experienced lawyers will be by your side every step of the way.
How Common Are Work Injuries?
Workplace injuries are more common than most people think. The National Safety Council estimates that approximately 4 million people suffer work-related injuries each year, and millions more experience illnesses caused by their jobs. From physical injuries to psychological trauma, the consequences of a work-related injury can be devastating.
What Are the Most Common Work Injuries?
The most common types of workplace injuries include:
- slips, trips, and falls
- overexertion
- motor vehicle accidents
- contact with objects or equipment
- exposure to hazardous materials
Back pain, shoulder pain, joint pain, and other musculoskeletal disorders are also commonly reported. In addition to physical injury, many workers suffer from psychological trauma due to the stress of their job.
Common Jobs that are Prone to Injuries
Certain jobs are more prone to injuries than others. The most dangerous occupations include:
- construction
- healthcare
- manufacturing
- transportation
- agriculture
In these industries workers are exposed to hazardous conditions or materials on a daily basis, making them, particularly at risk for injury.
Employers must do their part to ensure the safety of their employees by providing the necessary training, equipment, and protective gear. Workers must also be aware of their own safety and take the necessary precautions to avoid accidents.
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How Much Does a Workers' Compensation Attorney Cost?
You pay nothing unless we win your case. Our workers’ compensation attorneys charge a contingency fee, which is a percentage of the award or settlement you receive. This allows our clients to have access to quality legal representation without having to bear the upfront cost of hiring an attorney.
How Can a Workers' Compensation Attorney Help?
A workers’ compensation attorney can help you in a variety of ways. Our attorneys will:
- Advise you on your rights and options under the law
- Gather evidence to support your claim
- Help you file an appeal if your claim is denied
- Negotiate with insurance companies to get you the maximum amount of benefits
- Represent you in court if necessary
Goldberg & Loren fights hard to get full compensation for workplace accident victims. We currently have workers’ compensations lawyers practicing in both California and Florida.
At Goldberg & Loren, we fight for maximum compensation on your legal claim. Call us at 1-800-731-4878 or fill out our form for a free consultation.
If you have been denied workers' compensation or if you have questions about your workers' compensation case we want to hear from you. You may be entitled to benefits and more.
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