Workplace Injury Litigation2023-06-16T16:30:54-04:00

Workplace Injury

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Workplace Injury Litigation in Ohio

The experienced attorneys at Gioffre & Schroeder have represented thousands of people that have had workplace injuries throughout Ohio and in the Cleveland area. If you have suffered an injury at work, we may be able to help you.

We’ll work with you to cover your workman’s compensation claims and other settlements that may be attributed to negligence. Please contact us to schedule a free consultation today.

Workplace Injury Litigation in Ohio

The experienced attorneys at Gioffre & Schroeder have represented thousands of people that have had workplace injuries throughout Ohio and in the Cleveland area. If you have suffered an injury at work, we may be able to help you.

We’ll work with you to cover your workman’s compensation claims and other settlements that may be attributed to negligence. Please contact us to schedule a free consultation today.

We Can Help With:

Negligent safety equipment

Fall from heights

Injury from forklifts

Negligent guard rails

Construction Injury

Under Ohio’s workers’ compensation law, there are some requirements for a claim to be considered legitimate. A physical injury or disease must be sustained as a direct cause of something that happened during a worker’s employment, whether this be an accident or negligence.

If no physical injury or disease exists, then a workers’ compensation claim cannot be made. Also, Ohio law specifies what may not be an injury, including

  • Self-inflicted injuries,
  • Injuries sustained due to horseplay,
  • Mental health conditions without a pre-existing physical injury or disease,
  • Natural deterioration or pre-existing conditions.

However, before making any determination, a Bureau of Workers’ Compensation claims service specialist (CSS) researches all claims to assure that all legal requirements for a claim have been met. Specifically, the CSS determines whether the worker’s injury or disease was directly caused by their employment. . Establishing causality relies on statements from the injured worker, their employer, and any witnesses. It also relies on viewing all medical evidence (i.e., progress notes, diagnostic reports, etc.) submitted by any treating providers.

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If you need legal services throughout the Cleveland and Northeast Ohio area, contact the experienced attorneys at Gioffre & Schroeder. Our goal is to handle your case efficiently and in a manner that results in full compensation.

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