Ohio Attorney Helping Families Recover Benefits for Work Related Deaths
When someone you love died as a result of a devastating workplace injury or illness, you almost certainly will encounter some financial hardship. While nothing could truly replace your loved one, workers' compensation death benefits can help ease your financial burden. A skilled lawyer can help you understand and pursue the available benefits under Ohio law.
My name is Mark S. Weinberger. At my office in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, I help surviving family members obtain benefits for work related deaths. When you visit me for a free initial consultation, I will explain your rights and options. Trust my 25 years of experience protecting the rights of injured workers and their families to work for you.
Types of Fatal Workplace Injuries and Diseases
Any work-related injury or occupational disease that results in death qualifies for workers' compensation death benefits. Some fatal catastrophic injuries and illnesses include:
- Automobile collisions
- Truck accidents
- Falls from elevation
- Lung diseases
Whether your loved one worked in farming, electrical repair, construction or another industry, I can help you pursue the benefits to which you are entitled. To learn more, contact my office and schedule a meeting to discuss your situation.
Who is Eligible for Work Related Death Benefits?
Generally, two groups of individuals are qualified to seek death benefits. They are:
- Dependents such as spouses and children are entitled to benefits
- Non-dependents and partially-dependent individuals may pursue a small payment for funeral costs and other expenses.
If you believe you have grounds to file a death benefit claim, I can help you seek maximum available compensation. Trust my experience and knowledge to work for you.
You Pay Nothing Until You Are Paid
If someone you love suffered a work related death, contact me online or call me locally at 330-267-0684 or toll free at 888-767-6578. During a free initial consultation, I will explain your rights.
I serve clients from throughout Ohio from my office in Cuyahoga Falls just North of Akron in Summit County.
Working on a contingency fee basis, I collect no money from you until I successfully obtain your benefits.
