A Missouri workers’ compensation attorney can help you if your work comp injury claim has been denied.
In the construction industry, falls are the number one cause of injuries. However, the insurance company may try to deny your claim. Give the Law Office of James M. Hoffmann a call 24/7 to learn more about your legal options.
Jump to Lower Level Accidents
- jump to lower level, unspecified
- jump from non-moving vehicle
- jump from scaffold, platform, loading dock
- jump from structure or structural element
- jump to lower level, n.e.c. (This type of injury occurs when a worker jumps to a lower level in an attempt to avoid a fall or any other impending danger).
Workers Exposed to Risk of Jump to Lower Level Accidents
Some jobs are more prone to this type of injury than others. The following workers are more likely to suffer a jump to lower level injury.
- construction workers
- roofers
- painters
- bricklayers
- steel workers
- carpenters
Occupational Injuries from Jump to Lower Level Accidents
When a worker jumps to a lower level in an attempt to avoid a more serious accident, he or she may suffer a number of injuries.
- broken hip
- damage to tendons and ligaments in the knee, wrist, or other joints
- head injuries
- traumatic brain injury
- spine, back, or neck injuries
Claiming Compensation for Jump to Lower Level Injuries
If you suffer a work-related injury, you are entitled to workers’ compensation for your medical expenses and lost earnings. However, the insurance company may try to deny your claim. Discuss your case with a Missouri workers’ compensation lawyer to make sure you get a fair compensation for your injuries. Call The Law Office of James M. Hoffmann at (314) 361-4300.
Workplace Injury and Accident Causes
Asbestos Exposure
Asbestos Removal
Second Hand Asbestos Exposure
Sexual Assault Workplace
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Workplace Injuries Assembly Line
At Fault Accident
Workplace Attack
Benzene Exposure
Injured on Lunch Break
Building Collapse
Workplace Bullying
Chemical Exposure in the Workplace
Chemical Hazards in the Workplace
Cold Stress in the Workplace
Combustible Dust Explosion
Computer Use
Construction Site Accident
Conveyor Belt Accident
On the Job Injury Cause by Coworker
Crane Accident
Injuries from Desk Jobs
Diesel Exhaust Fumes Exposure
Digging Injury
Breaking Company Policy
Drowning at Work
Workplace Drug Use
Electrical Workplace Accidents
Elevator Accident
Equipment Accident
Ergonomics in the Workplace
Excessive Overtime
Workplace Explosion
Extreme Danger
Fall at Work
Fire in the Workplace
Slicer Accident
Forklift Accident
Walk in Freezer
Gas Pipeline Accident
Hard Work
Workplace Hazardous Substances
Hazardous Equipment in the Workplace
Heavy Machinery Accident
Horseplay in the Workplace
Danger at Workplace
Insomnia in the Workplace
Jumping Accident
Ladder Falls at Work
Loading Dock Accident
Machinery Accident Workplace
Equipment Failure Accident
Mining Accident
Mold in the Workplace
Nail Gun Accident
Workplace Noise
Non Collision Accident
Heavy Objects
Workplace Office Equipment
Opioid Use
Injury at Work Due to OSHA Violation
Overexertion Injuries at Work
Use of Pain Killers
Power Tool Injury
Inadequate PPE
Repetitive Motion Injuries in the Workplace
Mansfield Bar
Scaffolding Accident
Secondhand Smoke in the Workplace
Side Effects
Silica Exposure
Sleep Disorder
Slip and Fall Injuries in the Workplace
Stairs at Work
Struck by a Vehicle
Tar Fumes
Toxic Chemical Exposure
Toxic Fumes in the Workplace
Car Accident While Working
Trench Collapse
Trips at Work
Unsafe Working Conditions
Workplace Violence
Welding Injury
Winter Hazards in the Workplace
Working Shifts