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As someone who has been seriously injured by the use of heavy machinery on the job, you are most likely entitled to workers’ compensation benefits to help you pay for medical care, replace lost wages, and pay for rehabilitation so you can go back to work.
If you were injured by heavy machinery while performing your job duties, call the Ricci Law Firm Injury Lawyers at (252) 777-2222 for a free case evaluation with an experienced Greenville heavy machinery accident attorney. Our contingency fee policy means we will not collect our attorneys’ fees unless we recover compensation for you.
Common Types of Heavy Machinery Accidents
Workers face catastrophic bodily injuries when they are involved in work accidents with heavy machinery. Heavy machinery on construction sites and in industrial settings creates real risks for workers.
Heavy machinery that is potentially hazardous includes:
- Cranes
- Bulldozers
- Backhoes
- Punch press
- Drill press
- Lathes
- Motor vehicles
Although men and women who work with heavy machinery and dangerous equipment have a high tolerance for the risk that comes with this type of work, you nonetheless deserve effective medical care and replacement of your lost wages when you suffer a work injury.
At the Ricci Law Firm Injury Lawyers, P.A., our Greenville heavy machinery accident attorneys have 60 years of combined experience working to protect the rights of injured workers and to help ensure that they receive all of the workers’ compensation benefits they deserve. During our decades of service, we have seen firsthand the challenges that confront injured workers and their families. We know how hard it can be. That is why we are committed to offering the exceptional representation injured workers and their families need.
Life-Altering Injuries Caused by Heavy Machinery
Workers’ compensation claims based on a heavy machinery accident can involve virtually any type of serious physical injury, such as:
- Amputations
- Broken bones/fractures
- Brain injury
- Back and neck injury
- Disfigurement
- Crushing injuries
- Fatalities
Construction sites and industrial settings often have employees of multiple businesses working near each other, including subcontractors, repairmen and vendors. If your accident was caused by someone who worked for another company, you can pursue compensation directly from that company in addition to workers’ compensation benefits through your employer’s insurance.
To find out how we can work to maximize the workers’ compensation benefits you can recover for your heavy machinery injury, please contact the Ricci Law Firm Injury Lawyers, P.A. (252) 777-2222 to schedule a free consultation. We represent clients in Greenville, Fayetteville, Raleigh, Charlotte, and nearby areas of North Carolina.