Missouri Workplace Accident Injury Attorney

At Lear & Werts L.L.P., in Columbia, Missouri, workplace accident injury attorneys represent employees in seeking compensation beyond that provided for by Workers' Compensation in cases where someone other than your employer, a third party, is liable.

Examples of third-party claims for workplace accidents include:

• A construction site accident that was caused by faulty equipment or a defective tool, entitling the injured person to a product liability claim.
• An employee driving a delivery truck who was involved in a car accident caused by the negligence of another driver.
• A subcontractor is injured due to poorly maintained premises or the negligence of the general contractor.
• A warehouse worker slips or trips and falls on debris left in the workplace by an outside contractor or vendor.

Workers' Compensation benefits are reliable, but modest. If you have suffered a serious injury such as a back injury, amputation, or severe burn, work comp benefits may not provide the resources you need to take care of yourself and your family. If you feel a third party may be responsible for your on-the-job injury, and would like to discuss the matter with a lawyer, contact Lear & Werts L.L.P. to make arrangements for a free consultation and case evaluation.

Attorneys at Lear & Werts L.L.P. have the experience, the resources, and the commitment to see that you receive the benefit of all possible sources of compensation for your injuries.

At Lear & Werts L.L.P., in Columbia, Missouri, workplace accident injury attorneys provide legal services to clients throughout the state, focusing on cases handled in mid-Missouri (central Missouri) and the Columbia area including cities of Jefferson City, Fayette, Booneville, Fulton, and Huntsville, and communities throughout Boone County and Cole, Howard, Cooper, Chariton, Linn, Adair, Macon, Shelby, Randolph, Saline, Pettis, Morgan, Moniteau, Benton, Saint Clair, Cedar, Hickory, Camden, Laclede, Miller, Osage, Callaway, and Montgomery counties.