MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY WORKERS

Workers’ Compensation for Manufacturing Industry Workers

In the United States, the manufacturing industry represents 15% of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Whether you work for a major manufacturing company or a small business in the manufacturing sector, employees face risks on a daily basis. From stress injuries to those caused by heavy machinery, everyday tasks can put you in danger. If you work in the manufacturing industry and have been injured on the job or can no longer work as a result of an injury, workers’ compensation can help cover the costs of your medical bills.  

The manufacturing industry can include textile mills, leather and allied product manufacturing, the manufacture of rubber or plastic, and even electronic product manufacturers. If you work in one of these industries and have been injured on the job, contact Martin Law today to obtain workers’ compensation.

With over 40 years of experience in workers’ compensation, we can help you with your claim. Call us at 215.587.8400 for a free consultation. We are one of the largest workers’ compensation law firms in the Philadelphia area and southeastern Pennsylvania that represent employees from the manufacturing industry who were injured on the job.

Manufacturing Industry Accidents

At Martin Law, our attorneys are familiar with the types of accidents commonly caused in manufacturing plants. The most common injuries in the manufacturing industry are caused by:

• Contact with an unsafe object
• Contact with harmful substances
• Repetitive motion or overexertion
• Slips, trips, and falls

If you’re injured on the job, you’re entitled to workers’ compensation! Your employer’s insurance is obligated to pay for your medical care and lost wages. Contact Martin Law immediately, regardless of whether your employer’s insurance carrier has denied your claim.  

Our lawyers will educate you about your rights to workers’ compensation and make sure your benefits are calculated correctly. We’ll also explore your options to pursue a lawsuit against third parties for negligence such as a manufacturer of unsafe equipment, if applicable.

Don’t assume that you’re covered in the event of an injury on the job. Contact experienced lawyers who fight for you. We have offices across the Philly Metro area, Reading area, Lehigh Valley and Susquehanna Valley. Your initial consultation is always free and we take no fees unless we secure your benefits or a settlement.