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WORKPLACE AND PREMISES INJURIES

Hurt on the Job or on Unsafe Property?

You may be facing an employer, a property owner, and two insurance companies at the same time. We help you understand which claim applies, who is responsible, and what to do next.

Construction & Jobsite Injuries

Unsafe Stairs, Walkways & Lighting

Machinery & Equipment Injuries

Dog Bites &
Animal Attacks

Falls from Height & Scaffolding Failures

Negligent Security and Assaults on Property

Slip, Trip & Fall

Falling Objects & Structural Failures

Injuries We Take On

Unsafe conditions and unsafe worksites cause serious harm. These are the cases we see most often.

Workplace Claim or Premises Claim?

These cases look similar but follow very different rules. Knowing which path applies is the first step.

Where it happened

Typical claim

Must fault be proven

Deadline

On the job

Workers' compensation, plus a possible third party claim

Generally no

Report promptly and file within statutory limits

Workplace Injury

Property controlled by someone else

Premises liability against the owner or manager

Yes, negligence must be shown

Generally two years, six months if a public entity is involved

Premises Injury

Many Workplace Injuries
Involve A Second Claim.

If a contractor, driver, property owner, or equipment manufacturer contributed to your injury, a separate case may exist beyond workers' compensation. That claim can cover losses workers' compensation does not, including pain and suffering.

Protect your rights and your health. Act Now!

You don't have to face this alone. Our team is standing by to listen to your story, explain your options, and help you understand the next steps toward getting the compensation you need.

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