Workplace accidents can happen in any industry, from construction sites and factories to offices and delivery routes. If you've been injured while working in Oregon or Washington, you may be entitled to compensation. 

We understand the challenges you face with medical bills, lost wages, and the stress of recovery – and we're here to connect you with the resources you need.

Our service helps connect injured workers with experienced professionals who can guide them through the complexities of workers' compensation and personal injury claims. 

We understand the laws and regulations specific to Oregon and Washington and can help you understand your rights.

Whether you're a construction worker, office employee, delivery driver, or in any other profession, if you've been injured on the job, we can help.

• Slips, Trips, and Falls: These are among the most common workplace accidents, often caused by wet floors, cluttered walkways, or uneven surfaces. They can result in injuries ranging from minor bruises and sprains to severe fractures and head trauma.
• Equipment Injuries: Malfunctioning machinery, inadequate safety training, or lack of proper safety guards can lead to devastating accidents.
• Overexertion: This involves injuries from excessive lifting, pushing, pulling, carrying, or throwing. These actions can lead to strains, sprains, back injuries, and hernias.
• Vehicle Accidents: Workers who drive as part of their job can be involved in car accidents, truck accidents, or other vehicle-related incidents. These accidents can cause a wide range of injuries, from whiplash to life-threatening trauma.

• Exposure Injuries: These occur from exposure to hazardous substances or conditions, such as chemicals, extreme temperatures, or noise. Examples include chemical burns, heat stroke, and hearing loss.
• Violence in the Workplace: Unfortunately, workplace violence is a reality in some industries. This can include physical assaults, threats, and verbal abuse, leading to both physical and psychological harm.
• Fires and Explosions: While less common, fires and explosions can cause devastating injuries, including burns, smoke inhalation, and death. These incidents can occur in industries that handle flammable materials or have other fire hazards.