Workers’ Compensation Claim in WA – $695K Payout for Amputation & PTSD
If you’ve been injured at work in WA, you may be entitled to a significant compensation payout. In this case, a worker lost four fingers in a workplace accident, leading to PTSD and chronic pain. He won $695K in workers' compensation after proving employer negligence.
Can you claim workers’ comp in WA?
Yes! If your employer failed to provide a safe workplace, you could be eligible for workers' compensation or even a product liability claim if faulty equipment caused your injury.
What injuries qualify for workers' compensation in WA?
- Amputations & severe burns
- PTSD & psychological injury
- Workplace falls & machinery injuries
- Chronic pain from repetitive strain injuries
Read the full case study & legal guide here: https://foylelegal.com/blog/injured-at-work-compensation-695k-for-amputations-ptsd-hand-injury-real-case-study-and-guide/
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Timestamp
00:00 - Introduction to Workplace Injury Compensation
00:24 - Why Workplace Injuries Matter
00:46 - Real Case Study: Severe Workplace Injury & Employer Negligence
01:29 - How the Injury Happened: Thermoforming Machine Malfunction
02:04 - Devastating Injuries: Amputation, PTSD & Chronic Pain
02:46 - Employer Knew the Risk But Did Nothing
03:36 - Employer Liability vs. Product Liability: Who’s at Fault?
04:28 - Legal Battle: Workers’ Compensation vs. Product Liability Claim
05:32 - Huge Compensation Payout: $695K Breakdown
06:14 - What Went into the Compensation Amount?
07:10 - Future Loss of Earnings & Superannuation Explained
07:54 - Medical Expenses & Long-Term Recovery Costs
08:36 - Compensation for Family Care & Support
09:04 - Understanding Pain & Suffering Compensation
09:34 - Why Good Legal Representation Matters
10:02 - Key Lessons from This Workplace Injury Case
10:34 - What to Do If You’re Injured at Work – Step-by-Step Guide
11:16 - The Importance of Reporting Your Injury Immediately
11:54 - Medical Documentation: Why It’s Critical
12:28 - How the Workers’ Compensation System Works in WA
13:06 - When You Should Seek Legal Advice
13:44 - Can You Claim for Faulty Equipment? Product Liability Explained
14:20 - Foyle Legal: Fighting for Injured Workers in WA
15:04 - Your Workplace Rights & Final Takeaways
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