Hurt on the job? You may be owed far more than workers’ comp.
Construction falls, machinery injuries and third-party negligence — we pursue every source of recovery, not just the comp claim.
The overview.
Workers’ compensation rarely makes an injured worker whole — and it almost never reaches the negligent third parties who actually caused the harm: a careless subcontractor, an equipment manufacturer, a property owner who ignored a hazard. We investigate every avenue of recovery beyond the comp system, so a workplace injury doesn’t become a lifetime of financial loss. Spanish-speaking staff available.
What we bring to a Workplace Injury case.
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We pursue third-party claims comp lawyers often miss.
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Familiar with construction practice, OSHA standards, and site liability.
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Bilingual intake — hablamos español.
Outcomes in cases like yours.
- $4.1M
Spinal injury from a rear-end collision the insurer first valued at $40,000
Settlement reached on the eve of trial after we documented the full extent of a disputed spinal injury.
- $3.2M
Tenant gravely injured in an assault a landlord’s broken security invited
Negligent-security verdict after the property owner ignored months of documented break-ins and broken locks.
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Each case is unique and must be evaluated on its own facts.
The attorneys on these cases.
Marcus Stone
Founding Partner
Marcus leads the firm’s motor-vehicle and catastrophic-injury practice and is known for record verdicts against national trucking carriers.
Priya Nair
Partner
Priya combines a background in mechanical engineering with a trial lawyer’s instincts, making her formidable in product-liability and complex-injury litigation.
Questions we hear a lot.
Nothing up front. We work on a contingency fee, which means we advance the costs of your case and are only paid a percentage if we recover money for you. If we don’t win, you owe us no attorney’s fee. The initial consultation is always free.
It depends on the complexity of the case and whether it settles or goes to trial. Many cases resolve within 12 to 24 months; complex matters can take longer. We move as efficiently as the facts allow and keep you informed at every stage — we never let a case drift.
Often, yes. Workers’ compensation typically bars a suit against your direct employer, but it does not protect negligent third parties — a subcontractor, a property owner, or the maker of defective equipment. These third-party claims can provide compensation far beyond what comp allows. We investigate every avenue.