Is A Third Party Responsible For Your Work Injury?

Have you been injured at work? If so, who caused your injury? Some work accidents are just that – accidents. Others are caused by employer negligence, such as failure to maintain safe property conditions. Others yet may be caused by a negligent third party, such as a product manufacturer.

If your work injury was caused by a third party, you may be eligible for additional compensation through a third-party liability claim. The Law Office of Deborah M. Truscello represents clients in all Workers’ Compensation matters, from initial claims to appeals and third-party claims.

Third-Party Claims In Pennsylvania

If a party other than your employer caused or contributed to your work injury, what options are available? You may be eligible for additional compensation in addition to Workers’ Compensation benefits. Examples of a third-party claim causing a work injury include:

  • The manufacturer of a faulty power tool or machine
  • Another driver who caused a car accident involving a company vehicle
  • Negligence by a contractor or co-worker
  • A business client whose dangerous property conditions caused an accident during an off-site visit

To many, the Workers’ Compensation process is an unfamiliar and confusing process. The process can become especially complex when third-party liability issues come into play. Attorney Deborah M. Truscello has the skills and experience to address these issues and help clients maximize their compensation following a work injury. She knows what investigative steps to take to prove liability by a party other than the employer.

Learn Your Rights, Maximize Your Compensation Call the Law Office of Deborah M. Truscello Today

If you have questions about pursuing Workers’ Compensation benefits or a third-party liability claim, call 610-892-4940 or contact us online. We offer a free consultation where we can discuss your case and legal options. From our office located in Media, PA represent work injury victims throughout the areas of Bucks County, Chester County, Delaware County, Montgomery County and Philadelphia County, including but not limited to the communities of Allentown, Lancaster, Reading and West Chester.