Are you employed by RaceTrac Petroleum? Did you get hurt while on the job? If so, a workers’ compensation claim might be able to help you as you recover. Workers’ compensation coverage is offered by most employers in the United States. This insurance is offered to their employees at no charge. Workers’ comp provides medical benefits and covers a portion of lost wages while employees recover from work related injuries. If you think you may be eligible to file a workers’ compensation claim against RaceTrac Petroleum, you should contact a workers’ compensation attorney as soon as you can to make sure your rights are protected. Company Profile: RaceTrac Petroleum RaceTrac Petroleum is the third largest privately owned company in Georgia. The corporation operates a chain of gas stations and convenience stores throughout the Southern U.S. Sales exceeded $9.1 billion during 2013. Founded in 1934, the chain now has 661 locations and more than 5,900 employees. The company originally operated under the name Carl Bolch Trackside Stations. In the 1990s, the chain operated as a cash-only business, but it now accepts fleet cards, debit cards, and credit cards. Were You Injured Working Your Shift at RaceTrac? No job comes without risks. Here are some hypothetical ways a RaceTrac employee could get hurt on the job: You were closing the store one night when you were robbed. You suffered trauma to the back of the head. While you are being treated for your physical injuries, you must also be treated for your emotional trauma as well. The medical bills can add up fast, but RaceTrac workers’ comp might help you recover the costs of your medical expenses and some of your lost wages. As you went out to empty the trash at the gas pumps you were struck by a vehicle. The impact threw you onto the concrete and broke your leg. You will be unable to work for a long time. With mounting medical bills and no income, you are in a bad situation. A claim for workers’ comp against RaceTrac might help you out. You suffered burns when hot boiling water spilled as you were making coffee and hot cocoa. You won’t be able to work for a while and will require visits to the burn center as you recover. RaceTrac workers’ comp might help you during this time. If you are injured while working at RaceTrac, tell human resources or your manager. Give your detailed account of the accident for inclusion in the accident report while the incident is still fresh in your mind. Make sure human resources is made aware of any witnesses who saw what occurred as well so their statements can be included in the report. Workers’ Comp Attorney Consultation If you were hurt while you were working for RaceTrac Petroleum, 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 RaceTrac Petroleum or any other party, you may not be entitled to any compensation.
