Work Injury Attorney Orange County Discusses the More Common Workplace Accidents

Apr 13, 2021

April 13, 2021 - /PressAdvantage/ - Alexander D. Napolin, a prominent work injury attorney Orange County, has successfully handled many different types of workplace injury-related cases in his career. He is also a lawyer that feels that a large number of potential workplace injury cases never get litigated. This is because injured workers many times are not aware of the different types of common work injury situations that they may be entitled to some compensation for. It’s a topic that he firmly believes needs to be discussed in more detail.

Attorney Napolin says, “When someone goes to work each day the last thing that they should have to worry about is getting injured while on the job. Employers are responsible for maintaining a safe workplace and when they don’t, injured workers are entitled to be made whole again through the court system. This includes getting their medical treatments paid for and also includes reimbursement for lost wages and monetary settlements if their injury is severe enough that it impacts their future earnings. One of the problems that I see is that many employees are not aware of what workplace mishaps are ones they should at least seek legal advice on how to handle them. That’s why I thought it would be good to discuss some of the more common types of work-related injury cases I have handled in the past.”

This respected Orange County, California personal injury attorney went on to say that among the most common causes of workplace injuries are slip and fall accidents. This happens frequently in businesses such as auto shops where lubricants often get spilled on the floor and in office settings after floors and bathrooms have just been mopped. He also mentioned injuries to workers that have been hit by falling objects. These are common worksite injuries that are suffered by those that work in warehouses, home improvement centers, and other places where supplies and goods are stored at a height above a person’s head. Attorney Napolin also talked about how employers bear responsibility if they do not provide adequate safety gear, work station training, or expose their employees to harmful chemicals and these result in injuries. Workplace accidents also occur due to such things as understaffing in a work area, a company failing to properly maintain their equipment, and when OSHA workplace safety guidelines have not been strictly followed.

Attorney Napolin went on to discuss some of the other types of accident injury cases that he specializes in besides workplace injuries. This includes the vast amount of experience this Orange County car accident lawyer has handling injury situations that are related to moving vehicles. He says that he has also been very successful when it comes to litigating medical malpractice, product liability, and a wide variety of personal injury cases. His practice also handles bankruptcy and non-accident-related employment law.

Those that have had Attorney Napolin handle their injury cases for them have been very pleased with the results. Luanna Gazze wrote, “Mr. Napolin was not only very attentive but also super helpful. He gave great advice during the times we had spoken and fought extremely hard to make sure that all my concerns were met and all my needs were fulfilled. Even as a busy man, he always found time to get back to me as well. The relationship he created was very appreciated because Mr. Napolin shows that he cares about you not only as a client but as a person.” Roman Pascual proclaimed, “I would like to start off by thanking Alex and his entire staff at Napolin Law for handling my case in a very professional matter. I would definitely recommend Alex and his team to all my friends, family, and anybody out there in need of a law firm that really knows how to take care of their clients.”

Attorney Napolin added, “My case results are meaningful to me, but my greatest achievement is the overall positive impact my work has on the life of each of my clients.”

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His legal practice has a Better Business Bureau top rating of A+ and all his firm’s legal representation work is undertaken with a ‘No win – No Fee’ promise. Those who would like more information on the legal services that these SOCAL Injury Lawyers handle, can call them, write them an email, or fill out the ‘Free Case Review’ form that’s found on their website’s homepage.

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For more information about Napolin Accident Injury Lawyer Orange County, contact the company here:

Napolin Accident Injury Lawyer Orange County
Alexander D. Napolin
714-451-2006
[email protected]
2230 West Chapman Avenue, Ste. 234
Orange, California 92868

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