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Experienced Workers' Compensation and Disability Law Attorneys

Workers' Compensation Claims and Disputes

Worker's Compensation Attorneys in Fall River, MA

If you sustain an injury while in the course of your employment, workers' compensation insurance may be your primary means of money to pay your bills.

Although your employer is required to report any injury that occurs, getting benefits that you are entitled to can be very challenging. If your employer or the insurer disputes your claim or delays payments, you may need to contact an experienced lawyer.

Proven Knowledge of Government Systems and Procedures

Our law firm is a proven resource for injured workers throughout southeastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island. We have helped disabled workers from injuries arising from:

  • Accidents on construction sites and in manufacturing operation, including slip-and-falls, impact injuries and mishaps involving heavy equipment or machinery. Repetitive use and stress injuries such as back injuries from repeated lifting or carpal tunnel syndrome cause by office or factory work
  • On and off the job motor vehicle accidents
  • Various injured incurred by service workers, government employees, executives, self-employed businesses operators and others

Representing Workers in Disputes and Appeals – Guidance After Your Accident

When you encounter a dispute or a problem getting your workers' compensation benefits, you often need to request a hearing and pursue an appeal. Our attorneys are experienced and familiar with the particular appellate procedures that can be confusing to injured workers. We can also offer guidance soon after your accident, helping you understand steps you should take and mistakes to avoid.

Lawyers Who Will Look at All Your Options and Take Aggressive Action

In addition to a workers' compensation claim, some work related accidents call for legal action against a third party, or someone other than your employer whose negligence may have caused your personal injury.

If you are injured on the job and are unable to work for an extended period of time, you may also be eligible for disability benefits within the Social Security Administration. This could provide additional income for you and your family if your disability leaves you unable to work. Our attorneys are equally as familiar with the Social Security Administration as we are with the workers' compensation system.

Please contact us for a free consultation and review of all possible sources of compensation for your injuries. You will owe no attorney fees unless we take your case and succeed in obtaining benefits for you.