Warehouse Accidents

Warehouses are much like construction sites, in that there are people coming and going, a variety of operations are in process, machinery, equipment and movable and non-movable objects large and small. Both see a high rate of injury.

Workers’ compensation may limit your recovery in some cases. But frequently there are other sources of compensation available in addition to workers’ comp. We can assist you with both claims.

Work comp does NOT limit your rights if someone other than your employer is partially responsible for your injuries. Manufacturers and marketers of dangerous machinery and equipment can be sued if they failed to make a reasonably safe product that hurt you. Anyone working on-site who is not employed by your own employer can be a “third party” defendant. The owner of the warehouse that your employer is renting, where you were injured, may have left a dangerous condition that contributed to your accident.

Unfortunately, all kinds of accidents occur, injuring or even killing workers in warehouses.

  • Objects fall from tall shelving units onto victims
  • Ladders and scaffolding collapse
  • Forklifts tip over, or run into people, objects and structures
  • Loading dock features may be poorly constructed

Head injuries, spinal cord injuries and broken bones can temporarily or permanently keep you out of work, require huge medical costs, and change your life circumstances drastically. Whiteaker & Wilson, PC d/b/a Law Office of Stuart P. Huffman serves injured people and their families who need compensation for resulting losses and all costs incurred.

Talk To A Springfield Warehouse Accident Lawyer

Our experience in personal injury claims is paired with a strong dedication to client interests. We return client phone calls and respond to e-mails in less than 24 hours, so you can be certain that we will always be here for you to answer your questions or just listen to your concerns.

We work on contingency. That means you pay attorney fees only if your case is successful. For a free initial consultation with a Ozark forklift injury attorney, call us in Missouri at 417-413-5858 or send us an e-mail.