Workplace Amputation

Legal Assistance for the Victims of Workplace Amputation Accidents

Unfortunately, many workplaces are not as safe as they initially appear. Workers in manufacturing and industrial careers are often exposed to dangerous machinery and/or conditions that can easily lead to workplace amputation accidents.

If you or a loved one suffered an amputation injury as a result of a workplace accident, you may have the right to take legal action. Ryan A. Foster & Associates, PLLC, in Houston, Texas, provides comprehensive representation to workplace amputation accident victims across the nation. Our attorneys strive to recover the compensation you need to cover all current and future medical expenses.

Discussing your workplace amputation accident with an experienced lawyer can help you understand your legal options and enable you to set reasonable goals. Contact our firm by e-mail or call 866-722-9288 to arrange a free initial consultation.

Third Party Claims

Although most workplace amputation accident injuries will be covered by workers' compensation, some cases may allow for a third party lawsuit. A third party lawsuit comes into play if it can be proven that someone other than your employer was responsible for your injury. For example, if your amputation injury was caused by the use of a defective machine, the manufacturers of the machine may be held liable for your workplace amputation accident.

Achieving Success in Workplace Amputation Cases

At Ryan A. Foster and Associates, PLLC, we have successfully handled a variety of cases involving workplace amputation accidents. Whether through settlement or trial, we are committed to fighting for the funds our clients need to move forward with their lives.

A young driver of oil field equipment was severely injured when the rig parts he was transporting fell on his right foot. The impact of the fallen parts resulted in his right leg being amputated up to the knee. He will require a prosthetic leg for the rest of his life and is no longer able to work as a commercial truck driver. Our firm handled his case, resulting in a full and fair settlement just before trial.

An electrician was severely injured while performing maintenance on an air lay machine. His injuries resulted in the amputation of three fingers. He is unable to continue working as an electrician. Our firm filed suit on his behalf alleging that the air lay machine manufacturer was liable for his injuries. After extensive discovery, including deposing the manufacturer's company president, the case settled.

Contact Us

If you or a loved one has been injured in a workplace amputation accident, call us at 866-722-9288 or contact us online. We accept amputation injury cases on a contingency fee basis, meaning you will not be responsible for attorney fees unless we recover compensation on your behalf.

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