John F Marshall
New Jersey Workers Compensation Lawyer & Workplace Accident Attorney - Monmouth Middlesex Union Ocean County
Attorneys at our NJ firm, the Law Office of John F. Marshall, fight for injured workers, seeing that they recover full compensation for workplace injuries and occupational diseases under New Jersey workers compensation law. We handle work related injury cases throughout the state including in Monmouth, Middlesex, Union, Ocean, Burlington, Mercer, Essex and Hudson County Workers Compensation Court. Contact us today for an appointment.
Workers compensation lawyers-we get results
Firm founder and lead attorney John F. Marshall has extensive experience as a trial lawyer. Our clients benefit from his experience and his skill, qualities that entitle him to membership in the Million Dollar Advocates Forum, a prestigious national organization of lawyers who have recovered million-dollar-plus injury settlements and verdicts.
Mr. Marshall has been practicing in the area of New Jersey workers compensation law for over 15 years. This extensive experience allows him to quickly and accurately evaluate a claim, identify possible third party claims, and provide powerful representation in negotiations or at trial.
New Jersey workers' compensation law
New Jersey workers compensation law is complex. An injured employee can be confused and stressed by the process. Insurance companies and employers will take advantage of an injured worker by denying a legitimate claim for medical benefits, undervaluing a claim for income benefits, pressuring the worker to return to work prematurely (including light duty work) or to accept a low cash settlement for a permanent disability, discouraging a worker from seeing a new doctor, or refusing to accept responsibility for a repetitive stress injury. As attorneys it is our job to sort out the details and see that our clients recover the benefits they deserve.
Free workers comp case evaluations
From construction workers to police and firefighters, if you have suffered a workplace injury, do not delay. It is extremely important that you discuss your claim with a workers' compensation law attorney before you make a mistake that could permanently damage your right to recover benefits. Contact our New Jersey office and arrange for a free consultation and case evaluation. We will help you get the benefits you deserve and take the confusion out of the workers' comp claim process.
Our workers compensation law practice
It is the goal of an employer and the employer's insurance company to pay as little as possible in workers' compensation claims. It is the goal of our attorneys to see that injured workers are treated fairly and receive all benefits they are entitled to. An important part of our attorneys' service includes handling all related claims, including personal injury claims, aggravated injury claims, private disability insurance disputes, and Social Security Disability claims. Our firm offers injured workers free consultations and Spanish translation services.
Contact a workers compensation law attorney
At the Law Offices of John F. Marshall located in Cranford, New Brunswick, Toms River and Red Bank, New Jersey, our workers compensation attorneys and staff are committed to helping employees injured on the job, whether as a result of workplace accidents or occupational diseases. If you have been injured in a workplace accident it is important to have a lawyer review your claim to see that you are being treated fairly and to ensure that you receive full compensation for your injury claim. Please call 877-450-8301 or e-mail our office to arrange a free consultation.
To learn more, visit our individual practice pages for information regarding specific types of injuries such as:
* Back Injuries
* Shoulder Injuries
* Knee Injuries
* RSD
* Infections
* Respiratory Injuries
* Head/Brain Injuries
Representation throughout NJ including Monmouth, Middlesex, Union, Ocean, Burlington, Mercer, Essex & Hudson County
Law Office of John F Marshall
580 Newark Ave
Jersey City NJ 07306
Tel: 877 450-8301
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