Fighting for Warehouse Crews, Amazon Workers & Many Others
Warehouse work is far from easy, insurance companies often trivialize it by putting minimal effort into handling workers’ compensation claims for injured warehouse workers. At Hansford McDaniel – Workers’ Compensation Attorneys in Atlanta, we know it is wrong for insurance companies and employers to walk over the rights of injured warehouse workers, which is why we are absolutely dedicated to doing all we can to help our clients get the workers’ comp benefits they so rightly deserve. If you were hurt while working in a warehouse in or around Atlanta, Georgia, like some of the Amazon warehouses that have become popular spots for employment, then we want to know about it.
Call (770) 922-3660 or contact us online as soon as you can. Initial consultations are FREE.
Injuries Suffered by Warehouse Workers
As you know, there are plenty of roles to fulfill in the average warehouse, especially in the shipping and receiving departments or bays. Moving products and orders quickly requires physical endurance, team coordination, and technical knowledge. Even when everyone is keeping safety in mind, warehouse accidents can and do happen.
Injuries often suffered in warehouses and industrial work environments are:
- Back injuries from frequent lifting
- Shoulder and neck injuries from heavy lifting
- Severe injuries from forklift accidents
- Repetitive stress injuries that cause chronic pain
- Concussions caused by falling products
- Slip and fall injuries, especially in outdoor bays
The underlying concept of workers’ compensation insurance is that benefits are provided to injured workers, regardless of fault. However, injuries associated with warehouse accidents are often severe and expensive to treat, so insurance companies might be tempted to deny, delay, or undervalue claims without due cause.
Hurt in an Amazon Warehouse in Atlanta?
Amazon, a prominent global online shopping platform, operates numerous warehouses and distribution centers in and around Atlanta. The dynamic and bustling nature of the greater Atlanta metropolitan area contributes to the consistently high demand for Amazon’s products, resulting in busy days and challenging schedules for workers at these facilities. Over the past few years, Amazon has faced public scrutiny regarding allegations of overworking employees and potentially prioritizing profits above the welfare of their workers. If these claims hold true, it raises concerns about the possibility of more frequent warehouse accidents.
If you were hurt in an Amazon warehouse in Atlanta, then we can help you understand your rights and your workers’ compensation options. Major companies like Amazon can sometimes put up huge legal battles to avoid paying full benefits to their workers, but this is no issue for us. Our Atlanta warehouse injury attorneys are led by Attorney Nathaniel Hansford, who personally has more than 20 years of practice experience and a background as an insurance defense attorney for big companies. He uses his insight and history to go head-to-head with any opposition for our clients.
Make the most of your warehouse accident workers’ comp claim by contacting our firm now.
