Workplace Accident Lawyers
for Delaware County, Chester County & Philadelphia County

Every employee in Pennsylvania has the right to a safe workplace. If your workplace injury was the result of someone else’s negligence or an unsafe workplace, you may be able to file compensation not only to hold wrongdoers accountable for their reckless or negligent behavior but to start getting paid for your injuries.  

100 Years Combined Local Experience

With over 100 years combined experience our workers injury lawyers have fought to bring justice to individuals and families in all types of injury and accident lawsuits.  We have represented a number of workers who have suffered significant injuries and even death as a result of another person’s professional negligence.

We’ve handled countless successful workers’ compensationclaims. Examples of our success include:

  • $375,000.00 settlement for a client who suffered extensive injuries in a fall at a nursing home where he worked as a food service director.
  • $325,000.00 settlement for a 25-year-old machine operator who suffered the elbow amputation of his left elbow when his left arm was caught in a stone crushing machine. In addition, the client’s third party product liability claim against the machine’s manufacturer settled for several million dollars.
  • $233,025.44 settlement for a client who, as a new car delivery driver, suffered multiple back injuries over the course of his ten year employment.
  • $200,000.00 settlement for a union heavy equipment operator who sustained a traumatic right knee injury caused by repeatedly banging her knee against the cab of the highway grader that she drove.

Workers’ Compensation Specific and Cumulative Injuries

Some on the job injuries can be traced to a specific event such as a broken leg caused by a fall. Other injuries (known as to as cumulative injuries) occur over time, such as back pain or leg pain caused by repetitive lifting or movement. Some occupational problems stem from repeated exposure to dangerous materials or chemicals on the job.
Both types of injuries can compensate an employee for workers’ compensation benefits. These injuries present a number of intricate legal issues when it comes to maximizing workers’ compensation benefits.
Types of work place accidents and injuries include:

  • Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
  • Back Injuries
  • Cumulative injuries ( over time)
  • Crane and forklift accidents
  • Falling from ladders and scaffolding
  • Explosions and chemical burn injuries
  • Electrocutions
  • Workplace defective safety guards/mechanisms
  • Conveyer belt injuries
  • Falling debris accidents