If you are injured at work, regardless of who may have been at fault for the injury, you are entitled to worker’s compensation payments. Worker’s compensation will pay for medical treatment and provide a portion of your lost wages if you are unable to work. Injuries entitled to worker’s compensation payments include those incurred at a construction site, factory or office. In fact, injuries incurred anywhere an individual is working, at or away from a regular workplace, are entitled to worker’s compensation payments. All types of injuries or ailments incurred while working can be entitled to worker’s compensation payments. As examples, traumatic injuries that result in fractured bones or injuries to the neck and back are covered as well as less severe injuries that were incurred by repetitive stress, such as using a keyboard or heavy lifting.
Again, our fee is on a contingency basis and we get no fee unless you receive worker’s compensation payments.
