Workers' Compensation Lawsuits
$375k Won for a Motorcycle Accident
If you've sustained an injury at work, you probably have numerous questions such as, "Do I need to inform my boss?", "Could I lose my job?" and "Should I return to work this week?" Our attorneys have represented clients in Philadelphia, Chester County, Delaware County, Bucks County, and Montgomery County. Following your complimentary initial consultation, we'll conduct a comprehensive investigation of the incident, help you file your workers' compensation claim, and ensure you receive fair treatment after a workplace accident. We can provide support if you've been injured at work in situations like:
- Accidents on construction sites
- Injuries in factories and warehouses
- Mishaps involving equipment
- Occupational hazards
- Wrongful death
- Other work-related accidents
Know Your Rights When It Comes to Workers’ Compensation Claims
$190k Won for a Slip & Fall
Have you experienced employer retaliation? If you've been injured at work, you might be apprehensive about informing your supervisor due to the fear of losing your job. However, under OSHA (The Federal Occupational Safety & Health Act of 1970), it is unlawful for your employer to retaliate or attempt to terminate your employment after filing a workers' compensation claim. In a workplace injury, informing your supervisor as soon as possible is important. Then, you can contact the Muller Brazil team to protect your employee rights. Steps to follow if you've been injured at work:
- You can immediately seek first aid and call 9-1-1.
- Could you inform your supervisor about your injury? Pennsylvania workers' compensation law mandates that supervisors be notified within 120 days of the injury.
- Please ask for legal representation from Muller Brazil - our team will guide you through the next steps while you recover from your work-related injury.
- Please file your workers' compensation claim.
- Gather information for your legal case (if applicable).
Third Party Negligence
$150k Won for a Defective Knee Implant
Step one is obtaining a workers' compensation lawyer. Suing a third party for your accident could be an option. In a lawsuit against a third party, we aim to demonstrate that the party breached federal OSHA regulations at the work location. Contact Muller Brazil to allow us to examine the incident and determine if you have a valid case. Potential third parties that could be held responsible for your workplace injury include:
- Contractor
- Subcontractor
- Property owner
- Equipment operating company
- Property maintenance company
- Security company
- Product manufacturing company
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