A Catastrophic Job Injury Can Put You Out of Work Forever
When a worker suffers a catastrophic injury in a workplace accident, the entire family suffers. The emergency medical bills, long-term rehabilitation and lost earnings can result in hundreds of thousands of dollars in losses.
If your loved one has suffered a catastrophic injury, it is important to talk to a lawyer who can help you navigate the complex rules and requirements of filing a claim through the Ohio Bureau Workers' Compensation (BWC) system. Even the most obvious claims for benefits are often denied because of details, such as missed filing deadlines, accident reports and incomplete medical records. Even your choice of doctor can result in a denied claim.
OhioBWCAttorneys.com is an association of workers' compensation and personal injury law firms throughout the state. When you contact our network, we will connect you with an experienced, reputable law firm that offers decades of experience helping workers recover maximum benefits and compensation following a severe or catastrophic injury on the job.
Third Party Liability Lawsuits
Under laws governing the BWC system, you cannot sue your employer for additional damages if you file a workers' compensation claim. Many workplace accidents that result in severe injuries are the result of negligence on a third party, such as an equipment manufacturer or subcontractor working on site. Your participating OhioBWCAttorneys.com law firm also has extensive experience negotiating settlements and winning jury awards for personal injury lawsuits filed against negligent third parties.
We have experience representing clients in all types of catastrophic injury claims, including:
- Amputation, loss of limb
- Head injury, traumatic brain damage, TBI
- Spinal cord injuries, paralysis
- Hearing loss
- Blindness, loss of sight
- Serious burns, fire, electrical and chemical
- Respiratory illness from exposure to toxic substances
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