Legal Question in Civil Litigation in Missouri

Re: Hurt on the job

If your husband was injured on the job, then his sole remdy is to assert his rights under the Worker's Compensation law. He needs to consult with an attorney who practices in this field. If he does not already have an attorney, please feel free to call me, or have your husband call me, and I will refer you to one of the very best worker's compensation lawyers in the state.

Re: Hurt on the job

The Workers Compensation Statute provides benefits and money to workers who are injured while working. This is a no fault statute. Thus, if your husband was injured at work, there should be benefits available to him and, most likely, there will be a settlement amount that he is entitled to. You should consult with a workers compensation attorney who can help you file your claim and obtain a settlement. I would be happy to help you or give you a referral.

Re: Hurt on the job

If he reported the injury to the employer when it happened, he should recover the three things that workers' compensation allows- medical bills, pay while he is off work with the injury, and a lump sum for the disability. I have more info on my website- farrislaw.net.

These days, insurance companies fight paying claims tooth and nail. You should contact me, or another experienced trial attorney immediately. We offer free phone advice.