Establishing Liability for Spinal Injuries

When an employee suffers a spinal injury at work, identifying any and all liable parties is paramount to collecting the compensation needed to cover the immense medical expenses. If you have suffered a work-related spinal injury, contact our office online to schedule a complimentary consultation or call us at 317-566-9600. Our team, serving clients throughout Indianapolis, IN, Kokomo, and the surrounding areas, can help you get the medical care you need, assist in establishing liability for spinal injuries, and get the results you want and deserve.

Workplace Spine Injuries

There are several Indiana laws in place that protect both employee and employer from radical claims for damages and unwarranted blame in a workplace injury. With the assistance of an attorney practiced in Indiana law, employees who have suffered a spinal injury can collect the maximum amount of workers’ compensation allowable. Our attorneys can also help you secure compensation for:

• Lost wages
• Permanent disability
• Prescription medicine.

Without proven legal counsel, those injured at work may not receive enough workers’ compensation to cover their expenses. In some cases, their claim may be denied altogether. When one of our attorneys handles your claim, you can rest assured that your best interests are upheld in this complex process.

Losses Resulting from Your Injury

Since spinal injuries can be some of the most devastating accidents to occur in the workplace, injured workers and their families owe it to themselves to secure the best legal representation. These injuries can impact an employee for the rest of their life, and affect their family as well. Laws exist to ensure employee safety and protection in the workplace, and a breach in that protection for any reason must be explored not only to achieve justice for the injured party, but also to discourage future spinal injuries in the workplace.

Contact Us Today

A spinal injury can be expensive, time-consuming, and – worst of all – debilitating. It is important that employees recognize their rights in the workplace. If an unsafe work environment has resulted in a spinal injury suffered by you or a loved one, you should not have to pay out-of-pocket for treatment. We have a proven record of helping injured workers receive the compensation they need. For more information about establishing liability in on-the-job spinal injury cases, please contact us online today or call our office at 317-566-9600.