Getting full compensation for an injury at the workplace.

Whether you're working on a construction site or in a factory, every workplace in Maine carries a risk of injury. The Workers Compensation system is designed to provide some protection for injuries on the job, but it does not cover a full fair value for the injury. The law does not allow more recovery against your employer, but there may be a case against someone else who is responsible for your injury.

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Injuries from occupational accidents in Maine can range from simple to severe, costing victims pain, hospital stays, missed work, and loss of life. Any one of these accidents can result in an injury that requires costly medical treatment, weeks of rehabilitation, and loss of income for you and your family, losses which may go well beyond what Workers Comp provides.
Some common types of industrial accidents in Maine include:

• Construction site injuries. Construction sites are some of the most dangerous workplaces in the US. Workers are at constant risk of falls from ladders or scaffolding, being hit or crushed with heavy equipment, and electrocution or burns from faulty wiring. Because there are usually numerous subcontractors on the site, injuries are often caused by someone other than the injured person's employer.
  
• Manufacturing accidents. Workers in factories and mills are often exposed to the risk of accidents involving machinery or equipment which cause serious injury or death. The manufacturer or supplier may be liable if the machine has inadequate safety protection or if warnings are absent or insufficient.
  
• Farm machinery and agricultural accidents. Heavy machinery risks, such as tractor and combine accidents, are a common concern for farm workers, but they can also suffer grain bin or silo entrapments, chemical exposure, and animal-related injuries and diseases.
  
• Fishing and Marine industry accidents. Fishermen and others involved in marine-related businesses are often at risk of injury from machinery or dangerous conditions on board vessels or in the workplace.
  

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As experienced Maine personal injury attorneys , we know how difficult is to be out of work due to a disabling injury. We will use all our resources to get you the income and additional compensation for your pain and suffering and the disruption of your life.
At Lowry & Associates, we represent occupational accident victims across all areas of employment, including:

• Construction workers
  
• Manufacturing or factory employees
  
• Plant workers (such as paper mills and energy plants)
  
• Automobile and heavy equipment mechanics
  
• Foundry workers (such as iron workers and mining employees)
  
• Electricians
  
• Plumbers
  
• Carpenters
  
• Office workers
  

Let us get you the money you need-and the compassion you deserve.
"We treat our clients like family"
Lowry & Associates is not an "injury mill" law firm. We are an experienced team of professionals who treat all of our clients as we would want members of our own family to be treated. By taking the insurance company and medical bill collectors off your hands, we give you the peace of mind you need to heal-while keeping you informed of the progress in your case every step of the way.
If you or someone you love has been injured in a work-related accident, you may have a claim beyond Workers Compensation. Call Lowry & Associates today at 888-485-9501 for a free consultation on your Maine personal injury case.


Lowry & Associates handles injury cases throughout the state of Maine. We have offices in Portland and Bangor, but serve clients across the state, including Lewiston, Biddeford, Auburn, Augusta, Waterville, Brunswick, Sanford, Presque Isle and more. Contact us today for information on your case in any Maine county including Cumberland, York, Androscoggin and Penobscot Counties.

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