Food Service
Utilities
Utility workers, whether they be for electric power, phone, cable, etc…all too commonly suffer falls from vehicles and equipment on the job. Fall injuries can occur when you slip, trip, jump, misstep, lose your balance or footing when getting into and out of vehicle cabs or loading and unloading materials from vehicle beds or other parts of a vehicle or equipment. Injuries can also occur while climbing into or out of backhoes, bucket lifts, trucks or other equipment.Building/Construction
Did you know that there are over 72,000 building and construction companies in PA? From wood framers, building repair carpenters, interior finish carpenters, painting contractors, bricklayers, roofers, electricians, to plumbers, they can all suffer disabling work injuries from falling, lifting, carrying, being struck by a variety of objects, overexertion, heart attacks, or noise injuries, just to name a few. Robinson Law has handled many claims that are catastrophic in nature and can advise you on your specific claim to ensure you are getting the necessary treatment and benefits you and yours deserve.
Firefighters/Medics/Police
These brave workers risk their lives everyday while in the line of duty. Typical work-related accidents can include motor vehicle accidents, falls from elevations, overexertion, shooting accidents, as well as broken bones, burns, and scarring.
Robinson Law is very versed with these types of injuries and can advise if you have a potential 3rd party lawsuit against another entity, in addition to your employer. She can also advise if you are entitled to additional workers’ compensation benefits, besides the usual indemnity and medical benefits
Specific Loss
In addition to regular benefits workers compensation Attorney Paula Robinson, can help you receive benefits for loss of your vision, partial or total blindness, benefits for loss of hearing, partial or total deafness, benefits for disfigurement, including dental and facial breaks and deformities, benefits for any scarring above the collar line, of the neck, face, and head,benefits for total and partial amputations to arms, fingers, legs and toes. These injuries may or may not be in conjunction with another work injury, and even if you can continue working, you may be entitled to specific loss, hearing or vision loss benefits. At Robinson Law, we have helped workers obtain specific loss benefits for missing teeth and eye injuries.
