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Workers’ Comp Claims For Injuries from Work Equipment
Employers have a duty to provide safe work equipment for their employees. Failure to recognize when a product is defective or fails to fix broken work equipment can result in accidents that cause lifelong injuries to workers. If you have been injured in an accident that involved defective work equipment, we can help. The removal of equipment safeguards in the workplace is a common cause of workplace injuries. These types of equipment failure can cause amputations, crush injuries, or other serious injuries.
Strong Law Offices represents those who have been injured in workplace accidents. We provide each of our clients with personalized attention and make certain they receive the maximum amount of benefits they are entitled to.
We have represented farmers, carpenters, workers in the meat packaging industry, police officers, nursing home workers, airline workers, welders, out-of-state workers, and many more in workers' compensation claims throughout Illinois.
Our lawyers take an aggressive approach to representing clients and do whatever is necessary to fight against insurance companies. We have helped people suffering from a wide range of injuries, including:
- Serious injuries (burn injuries, traumatic brain injuries, head injuries)
- Crush injuries
- Eye injury
- Disfigurement injury
- Knee injuries
- Amputation injury
- Death (check workers' compensation death claims)
At Strong Law Offices, we will help you through every step of the process. We know Illinois workers' comp law and can speak knowledgeably about the medical aspects of our client's injuries. Having knowledge of the medical aspects of injuries allows us to communicate effectively with physicians and in the courtroom.
You will also be interested in:
- What to do afer a work injury
- How do I apply for workers' comp?
- Workers compensation employee misclassification
- Reporting a workplace injury
Contact Our Experienced Attorneys
Interested in scheduling a free consultation? Call our firm at 309-688-5297 or contact us online to schedule a meeting. Strong Law Offices has locations in Peoria, Bloomington, Springfield, and Chicago, and serves clients throughout Central Illinois.
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