GREENVILLE LIFTING INJURY ATTORNEY

Many jobs require workers to lift materials or goods multiple times each day. South Carolina workers can suffer lifting injuries due to the accumulation of wear and tear to their joints from repetitive motions as well as single instance occurrences or a combination of the two. Common injuries associated with lifting include:

Submitting a successful claim for workers’ compensation benefits for a lifting injury can be a challenge. Your employer’s workers’ compensation insurance provider may try to argue that the injury was not the result of a workplace accident or repetitive activities that are part of your work duties.

Dedicated To Truly Helping Injured Workers, Member Million Dollar Advocates Forum

Ryan Montgomery, Attorney at Law, LLC, brings more than a decade of experience fighting for the rights of injured workers. Mr. Montgomery understands how to build a workers’ compensation claim that offers clear and persuasive evidence of your injury, the impact it is having on your life and the connection between your job and that injury. He is fully committed to helping injured workers and their families secure all available benefits that will help them through such a difficult time.

Ryan Montgomery has received an AV* Preeminent rating from Martindale-Hubbell’s peer review rating system. This rating is based on the opinions of other members of the legal community.

Contact Our Columbia Back Injury Lawyers

If you suffered a lifting injury at work, you need to take steps to ensure you are compensated for your injuries and the impact they have had on your life and the lives of your loved ones. Columbia, SC lifting injury lawyer Ryan Montgomery offers skilled and experienced representation to those who were hurt at work. To schedule a free initial consultation, call 864-207-4764 or contact Mr. Montgomery’s offices online.

Mr. Montgomery accepts cases on a contingent fee basis. Attorney fees are collected only if he secures compensation for you.

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