Attorney Jeff Robinette, a top West Virginia Work Accident Lawyer, has proven experience and results in successfully managing multi-million dollar work injury and wrongful death claims in West Virginia. Industrial workplace accidents including logging and timbering, coal mine injuries and death, and drilling rig site accidents are among the types of cases Robinette Legal Group is most qualified to handle.
Attorney Jeff Robinette has nearly three decades of experience in helping those injured in work accidents gain maximum compensation.
Morgantown Work Injury Lawyer Jeff Robinette is focused on providing the best representation for those individuals and families who have suffered from a catastrophic life-changing industrial workplace injury or wrongful death.
Though based in Monongalia County, we also represent workplace injury clients in Preston County, Marion County, Harrison County, Tyler County, Barbour County, Marshall County, Wetzel County, and surrounding areas.
Many West Virginia workers suffering injuries from a workplace accident think Workers’ Compensation is their only option for compensation after a drilling, construction, or coal mine accident.
A West Virginia Work Accident Lawyer knows how to find all of the compensation due to you.
“What an amazing team! Jeff was extremely helpful, compassionate, and understanding to my situation, and circumstances. He was very proactive and dedicated in his representation. Excellent, and proficient communication through out the process. I would highly recommend Jeff for anyone needing representation. Thank you!” Gail R.
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So-called tort-reform laws have eroded workers’ rights and grossly favor the insurance companies who are adjusting the claims.
As a result, Workers’ Compensation laws say that you cannot hold your employer accountable for damages above the dollar amount of benefits paid by the workers’ comp insurance unless you can prove the employer acted with deliberate intent.
In other words, your employer deliberately put you in harm’s way by violating safety regulations, lack of training, or negligence.
Providing that proof is where we come in.
We hire experts who are skilled in evaluating specific workplace environments, medical experts, and financial experts who calculate the economic damages your work injury has caused to your finances including past, present, and future lost wages.
Importantly, these expert reports and testimonies support your claim and greatly help you to maximize your recovery.
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In addition, in many workplace injury and wrongful death cases, there may also be a third party who can be held liable for negligence. The third party can include the manufacturer of a piece of defective industrial equipment, the property owner, or a subcontractor working on the same job site.
Robinette Legal Group will work with you to help you recover the maximum money damages you are entitled to after an industrial accident or construction job site accident.
As former insurance defense trial lawyers, we know how to investigate accidents to determine the actual cause of the accident and the full extent of damages.
If we determine there is another party that caused the accident, we aggressively pursue full and fair money damages, while you continue to receive the workers’ comp benefits you have earned for your on-the-job injury.
From our offices in Morgantown, our lawyers are well situated to represent victims and their families in communities throughout the coal, timber, and industrial industries operating in central and northeast West Virginia.
OSHA Standards were created to help keep workers safe, and our law firm exists to help you when those laws have been broken which resulted in your great harm.
We have experience representing clients in workplace injury claims involving:
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