If you are an employee of Taco John's who has suffered an injury, you aren't alone. Hundreds of workers suffer on the job injuries every day. Even if you follow all safety procedures and adhere to company policy, you can still suffer an injury. Accidents happen. If you have suffered an injury at work, you might be eligible to file a claim against Taco John's for workers' compensation benefits. Workers' compensation insurance is a particular kind of insurance coverage that most U.S. employers have to protect their employees and themselves in the event of work-related injuries. Because workers' compensation claims are complicated, you should consult with a workers' comp attorney to ensure your rights are protected. Workers' comp offers medical coverage and covers a portion of your lost wages while you recover. Your medical bills can add up fast, and your family depends on your paycheck. Consult with a workers' comp attorney today. While performing your work duties at Taco John's it is possible to suffer a serious injury that can keep you out of work for quite some time. If you happen to suffer an injury because of slipping on spilled taco ingredients and you suffered a broken tailbone and back injury, you should consider filing a claim against Taco John's for workers' compensation benefits. Company Profile: Taco John's Taco John's is a fast food chain that serves up Mexican food. It got its start in Cheyenne, Wyoming in 1969 and has grown to include more than 390 restaurants spread across 27 states. It recently announced plans to open additional locations in Tennessee and New York City. The menu includes tacos, burritos, potato oles, and a breakfast menu as well. Damages to Which You May Be Entitled There are different kinds of damages that you might be entitled to receive if you are filing a claim against Taco John's for workers' compensation benefits. Medical costs. Medical bills are a major part of claimed damages in any workers' comp claim. If you suffer a deep cut while cutting up vegetables for Taco John's tacos and burritos, you might require ongoing care. You should keep a copy of the records from your hospital visit as well as any visits for follow-up care. Lost wages. If you have been injured while using the deep fryer to prepare potato oles at Taco John's, you might find yourself out of work for a while. You are entitled to a portion of your lost wages dating back to the time you had to leave to go to the hospital as well as any time off while you are recovering from your injury. Vocational training. If your injury is serious and you cannot fully recover to return to your original position, you might be entitled to vocational training so you can go back to work in a different capacity. Consult with a Workers' Compensation Attorney If you have been hurt while working at Taco John's, it might be challenging to determine what benefits you are entitled to receive. A workers' compensation attorney will know how to calculate your damages and will file a claim on your behalf. Because workers' compensation attorneys aren't paid until your claim has been won, there is no reason to not schedule a consultation with a workers' compensation attorney. You can improve your odds of a successful claim with the help of an attorney. *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 Taco John's, or another party, you may not be entitled to any compensation.
