Have you been Injured on the job? Compensation is
owed to you. But you need to claim it.
Have you been injured in a workplace accident? Are
you suffering from a repetitive use injury that stems from a former job? The
New Jersey workers' compensation laws make it clear that you are owed benefits.
But you need to claim them to get them. Any injured worker is entitled to
compensation. If your employer does not carry workers' comp (which is a
criminal offense), you are still entitled to benefits under the Uninsured
Employers' Fund (UEF), established through the New Jersey workers' compensation
law.
Speak with an
Attorney
At Simon Law Group with offices throughout New
Jersey, our worker compensation lawyers are committed to seeing that employees
receive full compensation for workplace injuries.
You should not be hesitant to make a claim for any
workplace injury-not because you are afraid your employer will retaliate by
firing you, not because your current back strain stems from a former back
injury, and not because you feel responsible for an accident. As your
attorneys, it is our job to protect you and help you recover compensation.
Contact us at the SIMON LAW GROUP to arrange a free
consultation with a workers' compensation lawyer. Find out if your workplace
injury qualifies for benefits.
Workplace
injuries covered by workers' compensation:
Workers' comp covers any type of employment-related
injury. Common claims include those involving the following:
§ Repetitive
stress injuries: back strain and lumbar/lower back injuries from lifting,
standing, bending, and sitting; carpal tunnel, rotator cuff impingement
syndrome
§ Occupational
diseases: baker's lung, asbestos exposure, cancer such as mesothelioma from
toxic exposure, heart disease, and high blood pressure
§ Injuries
resulting from work-related car accidents
§ Construction
injuries: electrical injuries, crush injuries, and torn rotator cuff
§ Emergency
responder injuries: shooting or assault injuries to police officers and
corrections officers, and burn or inhalation injuries to firefighters
§ Catastrophic
injuries: traumatic brain injury (TBI) leading to permanent brain injury; back,
neck, shoulder, and spinal cord injuries leading to paraplegia, quadriplegia,
and other permanent disability; severe burn injuries causing permanent
disfigurement
§ Amputation
or loss of use of a hand, arm, finger, leg, foot, toe, and eyes or ears
§ Psychological
injuries: post traumatic stress syndrome (PTSD), anxiety, and depression
We also handle your claims involving
aggravation/exacerbation injuries resulting from work-related injuries that
compound a previous work-related injury or other preexisting conditions.
More
information on compensation for injured workers
There are valuable benefits available under New
Jersey workers' compensation law and as well as other sources. It is important
if you were injured on the job that you have an experienced workers' comp
lawyer to review your claim and to see that you are recovering maximum
compensation. Call us today for more information about your conditions and
questions about:
§ Wage
replacement/income benefits
§ Medical
benefits
§ Full
and partial permanent disability
§ Cash
settlements
§ Light
duty work
§ Social
Security Disability
§ A
new doctor
§ Third
party claims against someone who is not your employer
Contact a worker compensation lawyer for a free
consultation 800-709-1131
At the SIMON LAW GROUP, in Hunterdon County,
Somerset County, Warren County, Union County, Morris County and Monmouth
County, New Jersey, our workers' compensation law attorneys and staff are
committed to helping injured workers receive fair compensation for stress
injuries, disability, and on-the-job accidents.
If you have suffered a workplace accident, it is important to have a
lawyer to review your claim in order to make sure that you are being treated
fairly. Please call 800-709-1131 to arrange a free consultation.
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