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Did you suffer a serious injury while on the job? Perhaps you have noticed that pain in your back or joints is making it impossible for you to keep up with your work? Whether you suffered a sudden injury while at work or the repeated stress of your labors took a serious toll on your health, it’s important to understand your options for obtaining workers’ compensation benefits.
At the Law Office of Jack L. Stillman, P.A., we will sit down with you, explain workers’ compensation benefits, help you navigate the process, and aggressively pursue the compensation you need to get back to work or care for your family if you are unable to return to your job.
We advise and represent injured workers throughout Monmouth and Middlesex counties.
When it comes to workers’ compensation, many people turn to us with questions: Do my injuries qualify for workers’ compensation benefits? Will I lose my job if I pursue long-term treatments? Should I report my injury to my employer or wait to see if it gets better? What types of benefits am I entitled to receive?
If you have been hurt at work, we encourage you to speak with attorney Jack Stillman regarding your injuries and the potential for filing a workers’ comp claim. Below are some of the steps Jack will walk you through:
With more than 25 years of experience helping injured workers and the victims of other serious accidents, we understand the confusion and frustration facing those trying to deal with a serious injury. That is why we emphasize one-on-one representation to ensure you have a clear understanding of your rights and options.
To speak directly with an experienced lawyer regarding your workers’ compensation benefits, call the Law Office of Jack L. Stillman, P.A., at 732-333-8942. If you prefer to reach us via email, complete our online contact form to receive a prompt response. Our office is located in Manalapan, New Jersey, and we serve clients in Middlesex County, Monmouth County and throughout the state.