Workers' Comp for Warehousing Professionals
Workers' Compensation for Warehousing Professionals in North Carolina
Injured while keeping the supply chain moving? Warehouse workers are the backbone of the logistics and supply chain industry, ensuring that goods are stored, packed, and shipped efficiently. But the physical demands andhigh-risk nature of warehouse work often lead to injuries that can disrupt your life and livelihood.
At Shankle Law Firm, we are dedicated to helping injured warehouse workers secure the workers’ compensation
benefits they need to recover and move forward.
Unique Hazards in Warehouse Work
- Heavy Lifting Injuries: Strains, sprains, ligament or muscle tears, and herniated discs are common due to lifting and moving heavy objects.
- Slip-and-Fall Accidents: Wet floors, cluttered aisles, or uneven surfaces can result in broken bones, concussions, or soft tissue injuries.
- Equipment-Related Accidents: Forklift collisions, pallet jack mishaps, and conveyor belt accidents can cause severe injuries such as amputations and even death.
- Repetitive Motion Injuries: Tasks like face paced and constant lifting, scanning, or packing can lead to chronic conditions such as carpal tunnel syndrome or tendinitis in the upper extremities.
- Falling Objects: Items falling from high shelves or unstable stacks can result in head injuries, fractures, or worse.
How Shankle Law Firm Supports Warehouse Workers
- Strengthening Your Case with Evidence: Warehouse incidents can be difficult to document due to fast-paced environments. We collect critical evidence, including injury reports, witness statements, and surveillance footage, to build a strong claim.
- Maximizing Compensation Benefits: From covering medical expenses and lost wages to addressing long-term rehabilitation needs, we ensure you receive the full benefits available under the law.
- Exploring Third-Party Liability: If your injury was caused by faulty equipment, improper training, or contractor negligence, we explore all avenues for additional compensation.
Common Workers’ Compensation Cases for Warehouse Workers
- Back injuries from lifting heavy items, including herniated discs, paraplegia and quadriplegia.
- Fractures and ligament or muscle tears from slip-and-fall accidents, lifting, or other acute injuries.
- Forklift-related injuries, including collisions or tip-overs.
- Repetitive stress injuries caused by repetitive lifting or scanning motions.
- Head trauma from falling objects or equipment malfunctions.
Understanding Your Rights in the Warehousing Industry
- Pre-Existing Conditions: If your work aggravated an existing injury, you may still be eligible for benefits.
- OSHA Violations: Unsafe conditions in your workplace may strengthen your case or increase case value.
- Denied Claims: If your claim is delayed or denied, we take immediate action to advocate for your rights.
Why Work With the Shankle Law Team?
Industry-Specific Expertise
Our deep understanding of warehousing risks and regulations gives us an edge in handling complex claims.
Proven Track Record
With millions recovered for injured workers, we’re committed to achieving the best outcomes for our clients.
Proven Success
We’ve recovered millions for injured workers across North Carolina.
Legal Expertise
Maggie Shankle of Shankle Law is a Board Certified Workers’ Compensation Specialist, which means the NC State Bar has deemed her an expert in this area of the law.
Secure Your Future After a Workplace Injury
Injuries shouldn’t derail your career or financial stability. At Shankle Law Firm, we’re here to help you protect your rights, secure your benefits, and get back on track.
Call (704) 610-3965 Injuries shouldn’t derail your career or financial stability. At Shankle Law Firm, we’re here to help you protect your rights, secure your benefits, and get back on track.
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