Jobs at warehouses, factories, retail stores, and elsewhere often involve pushing or pulling pallets that may weigh hundreds of pounds, carts stacked high with items, and more. Pushing and pulling motions can result in torn muscles and other injuries to the back, shoulders, and other parts of the body. The lawyers and the legal team at Sawers & Sackel are focused on helping victims of these and all other workplace injuries in Buffalo and western New York.
Benefits for Victims of Back Strain, Shoulder Pain and Other Injuries
We use our 150-plus years of combined experience to help people like you maximize workers’ compensation benefits after suffering a pushing or pulling injury. You should be able to focus on healing instead of handling your claim. That is our job, and we do it well. We will ensure that you get the medical benefits you need to get better and move forward with your life, covering physical therapy or surgery if necessary. We will see you get wage benefits to cover your earnings for missed work.
Crush and Falling Object Injuries
Many injuries related to pushing and pulling are not caused by the movement itself but by the item being pushed or pulled. If objects are not secured on a pallet or a cart, they may fall off, hitting a hand or foot and causing serious damage. Additionally, if the pallet or cart is so heavy that it cannot be stopped, it may hit the user’s foot or someone else. We handle all cases involving pushing and pulling objects at work.
Start With a Free Consultation
Call 716-202-2367 or send an email to schedule a free consultation. All cases are handled on a contingent fee basis. We don’t get paid until you get paid.
Our team of attorneys and legal professionals strives to make the process easy for you. We resolve issues electronically, by phone, or by mail, minimizing the need to travel to our office.
Practice Areas
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