Even the safest employees can be injured while on the job. If you have been hurt while working at Baskin-Robbins, you may find yourself unable to work for quite some time. Baskin-Robbins, just like most U.S. employers, have workers' compensation insurance to protect their workers. Workers' compensation offers medical benefits and covers a portion of the worker's lost wages as he or she recovers. If you have been hurt at work, you might be eligible to file a claim against Baskin-Robbins for workers' compensation benefits. If you are considering filing a claim, you should consult with a workers' compensation attorney who will ensure your rights are protected and approve your chances of being awarded benefits. Company Profile: Baskin-Robbins Baskin-Robbins is a restaurant chain that is known as the "world's largest ice cream specialty shop restaurants." Founded in 1945 in Glendale, California, it has grown to have 2,500 shops in the U.S. and 4,800 shops worldwide. The chain has introduced more than 1,000 flavors. Headquarters are in Canton, Massachusetts. Am I Eligible for a Workers’ Compensation Claim? If you were working your shift at Baskin-Robbins and slipped and fell because of ice cream that was dropped on the floor, or if you strained your back bending over to pick up heavy gallons of ice cream, it is possible to suffer a serious injury that keeps you from working and earning money.If this sounds like the case for you, you might be eligible to file a workers' comp claim against Baskin-Robbins to help get back on your feet and become financially stable. Filing a Baskin-Robbins workers' comp claim can award you the benefits that you deserve to offset your expenses for medical care and lost wages. If you plan to file a workers' comp claim after an injury working at Baskin-Robbins, there is information available to help you with a successful claim. Damages to Which You Might be Entitled There are several different kinds of damages that you can suffer while working at Baskin-Robbins. Here are examples of the damages you might be able to claim if you were injured on the job: Past or future medical expenses related to your injury: If you got your hand caught in a mixer while making milkshakes or malts and crushed your bones, you should save your medical records. You need documentation to improve your odds of a successful workers' comp claim. A portion of your lost wages: If you were hurt while working, you might be able to claim your lost wages as damages. If you missed work to go the hospital, for follow-up appointments, and while you were recovering, you might be able to claim those days of work that you missed. Employment training: If you cannot return to the same job, you might be eligible to get vocational training for a different job. Workers' comp might cover the cost of this training so you can make a profitable income. Consult with a Workers' Comp Attorney It is hard to determine how much your are entitled in damages and if your injuries will impact you long-term. A workers' compensation attorney can determine your damages and handle your claim against Baskin-Robbins, giving you peace of mind and a chance to recover from your injuries. Because workers' compensation attorneys aren't paid until your claim has been won, you should schedule a consultation right away because you have nothing to lose by speaking with an attorney today. *Disclaimer: The content of this article serves only to provide information and should not be construed as legal advice. If you file a claim against Baskin-Robbins, or another party, you may not be entitled to any compensation.
