Accident claims that you want to file against your employer Filing
an accident claim against your employer can be tricky.
Not exact matches
An injured employee can usually file a personal injury
claim against any party (other than their
employer) who was at fault in a work - related
accident.
Because
employers are responsible for the wellbeing of their employees, they can have a personal injury
claim filed
against them in the event of a work - related
accident.
Although it may be difficult to show a duty to supervise within the context of a motor vehicle
accident, there may be circumstances upon which a
claim of negligent supervision can be raised
against an
employer.
29 % of all
accidents at work were considered «moderate» injuries — such as broken bones or fractures — and serious enough for workers to make a
claim against their
employer.
Even when a person is covered by workers compensation, frequently the circumstances of the
accident give rise to a
claim against some party other than the
employer.
In the event that another party that is not your
employer, such as the building architect, engineer, or the manufacturer of a defective product, is found responsible for your construction
accident, one of our Massachusetts personal injury lawyers can help you file a construction
accident claim against the liable parties.
If a third party was at least partly responsible for your work
accident, you may be able to file a personal injury
claim against the third party in addition to your workers» compensation
claim through your
employer.
When a workplace
accident causes you harm, the law also provides for the possibility of a
claim against an
employer or supervisor for the damages sustained, including any medical bills incurred and pain and suffering.
Your
employer can't terminate your contract because you've made a factory
accident claim against them.
Accordingly, the White Plains scaffold
accident attorneys at our Main Office and the Stamford scaffold
accident lawyers at our Connecticut Office will also insure that you have received Worker's Compensation benefits from your
employer while your personal injury
claim is progressing
against the other parties, including the owner, contractor, subcontractor and suppliers.
New Mexico has a high rate of
accidents that involve trucks, and it is important that if you believe the driver or their
employer was negligent, you have the assistance of an experienced attorney to pursue a negligence
claim against the liable parties.
Our experienced Jersey City truck
accident lawyers can assist you with pursuing a
claim against a negligent truck driver and their
employer.
If you have an
accident at work as a result of slipping on ice or snow, you may have a
claim against your
employer for personal injury compensation.
We can help you make a strong
claim against your
employer if you've suffered an
accident at work which was their fault.
Since a third party, unrelated to your
employer, caused the
accident you can also file a pesonal injury
claim against the person that caused your injury.
It should not cover damages for injury sustained otherwise than in road traffic
accidents, for example,
employer's negligence or breach of statutory duty,
claims against local authorities or occupiers, nuisance
claims or assault
claims.»
In a situation such as the one above, the victims may attempt to put forth a
claim against the trucking company if they can establish that the driver was engaged in the
employer's business when the
accident occurred.
Gardner's personal injury
claim arose from an automobile
accident and was filed
against his
employer, Union Pacific Railroad Company (UPRC), and eight other defendants, six of whom were not related to UPRC.
She represents both Claimants and Defendants in a range of work including Occupiers and
Employers Liability, Road Traffic
Accidents and
claims by prisoners and
against the police.
Employers» Liability is concerned with covering your business
against claims made by employees for work - related
accidents, injuries or illnesses, while Public Liability Insurance covers businesses
against claims from third parties who suffered physical injury or death as a direct result of the business owners» negligence.