Workplace injuries can happen in any industry, from hospitality and agriculture to retail and healthcare, and the path to recovery often involves more than simply filing a workers' compensation claim. Some injuries result from unsafe conditions caused by a third party, such as a contractor or equipment manufacturer, which can open the door to additional compensation beyond standard benefits. Understanding whether your injury qualifies for a workers' comp claim, a third-party lawsuit, or both requires careful legal analysis of how the incident occurred.
An attorney can review safety protocols, equipment maintenance records, and employer policies to determine the strongest path forward for your specific case. Many injured workers aren't aware that workers' comp benefits may not fully cover their losses, particularly when an injury results in long-term disability or lost earning capacity. Speaking with a lawyer who handles workplace injury claims can clarify your options and help ensure you receive compensation that reflects the true impact on your life.
Since 1985, Woody Soldner has been committed to obtaining maximum compensation for those who have been injured in Hawaii due to the actions of others. Woody is particularly focused on helping people with catastrophic injuries, including spinal cord injuries, brain injuries and burns.
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