Areas of Practice

Amputation Accidents

An amputation is the loss of a body part, most often arms, legs, fingers, hands, toes, or feet. When a body part is severed in an accident it is called a traumatic amputation.

Fork Lift Accidents

Fork lift accidents are a common cause of work related injuries often leading to severe and chronic pain.

Construction Site

By their very nature, construction sites are dangerous, and those working at them are at risk of being accident victims.

A catastrophic injury is one where the consequences of the injury permanently prevent an individual from performing any gainful work. In other words, after suffering a catastrophic injury, the injured worker can no longer maintain a job that allows them to support themselves or their family.

Spinal Cord Injuries

Spinal cord injuries are catastrophic, life-changing traumatic injuries that affect the lives of the injured worker and their loved ones forever. Spinal cord injuries are not the same thing as a back/spine injury.

Wrongful Death

Wrongful Death cases are cases that caused the death of injured worker. In a workers’ compensation case, the death/injury need not be caused by someone else since it is a no fault system.

Brain Injury

A traumatic brain injury can change the life of a person forever. Injuries to the brain are unlike any other type of injury and are not always detected by CT scans and x-rays.

Cumulative Injuries

Cumulative trauma injuries often occur from work activities which over a period of time result in a painful or disabling medical condition.

Lifting

Lifting accidents are a very common type of work injury. Lifting injuries are common with construction workers, warehouse workers, nurses and hospital staff, administrative personnel, retail workers and more.

Falls

Slip and fall and trip and fall injuries are extremely common in the work place. Slip and fall and trip and fall accidents occur when a person slips, trips falls

Auto Accidents / Crashes

Road trips with the family. Transportation to and from work. A right of passage. A favorite weekend pastime undertaken along bucolic back roads. Driving means different things to different people. But one thing all drivers should have in common is the need to get from point A to point B without injuring themselves or others.