Did you get injured working at Blimpie International? If so, you might be eligible to file a claim for workers’ comp benefits. Most employers have workers’ comp insurance to protect their employees. Workers’ comp has medical benefits coverage and covers a portion of lost wages while the employee is out of work for the injury. If you think you could be eligible to file a claim against Blimpie for workers’ comp benefits, consult with a workers’ compensation attorney. Company Profile: Blimpie International Inc. Blimpie International Inc. is a submarine sandwich chain based in the U.S. with headquarters in Scottsdale, Arizona. The first store opened in Hoboken, NJ, in 1964 and by 2002, there were more than 2,000 locations in operation throughout 47 states in the U.S. and 15 other countries. Virtually all the company’s income is generated from fees associated with franchise arrangements because the company does not operate company locations. Through 2011, however, the number of locations declined by 60%. The chain is owned by Kahala Brands and has about 750 locations at this time. Did You Suffer an Injury Working at Blimpie International? Every job has risks. Here are some hypothetical examples of how you can be hurt working at Blimpie: While using the meat slicer to cut slices of meat for the sandwiches, your hand slipped and you suffered a serious, deep laceration along your hand and through your thumb. You required several sutures and will need extensive follow-up care. While you are unable to work, you have no steady income and your medical bills are mounting. Blimpie workers’ comp might be able to help you recoup lost wages and medical expenses. As you were cutting fresh vegetables to serve as sandwich toppings, the knife slipped and your finger was severed. Your finger was reattached and you will require extensive ongoing care. You will also be unable to work for a few months. Because of the inability to work and mounting medical costs, you are facing financial difficulty. A claim against Blimpie for workers’ comp benefits might help. You were cleaning the store when you slipped and fell, suffering a broken ankle. You will require ongoing medical care and be out of work for at least two months. Ongoing medical visits are also adding up, so you are facing financial difficulty. Blimpie workers’ comp might be able to cover your medical bills and some of your lost wages as you are recovering. If you are hurt working at Blimpie International, make sure your manager is aware of the accident and a report is filed. You should get medical care right away. Schedule a Workers’ Compensation Attorney Consultation If you were hurt while you were working for Blimpie International, you should schedule a consultation with a workers’ compensation attorney for the best chance at winning your claim. A workers’ comp attorney can take care of the claims process and will work to ensure your rights are protected. *The content of this article serves only to provide information and should not be construed as legal advice. If you file a claim against Blimpie International or any other party, you may not be entitled to any compensation.
