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Suffering an injury at work can be more than just a physical setback; it can throw your entire life into disarray — financially, emotionally, and professionally. For UPS workers, the demanding nature of the job heightens the risk of workplace injuries, leaving many employees feeling vulnerable and uncertain about their future.

With over 30 years of experience, the Law Office of Stan Gregory are dedicated advocates for UPS employees navigating workers’ compensation claims. We understand the challenges you face and the impact a work-related injury can have on your life. That’s why we commit to providing unparalleled support and expertise to ensure you receive the full spectrum of benefits you’re entitled to. 

Contact the Law Office of Stan Gregory today and take the first step towards reclaiming your life. Let us fight for you while you focus on healing.

How A Workers’ Compensation Lawyer Can Help You If You’ve Been Injured At Work

Our approach at the Law Office of Stan Gregory is comprehensive and tailored to your unique situation. We start by ensuring your workers’ compensation claim is filed correctly and promptly, avoiding common pitfalls that could delay or jeopardize your case. A successful claim requires solid evidence. We help gather all necessary documentation, including medical records and witness statements, to build a strong foundation for your claim.

Our goal is not just to win your case but to secure the maximum compensation possible. This includes medical expenses as well as compensation for lost wages, rehabilitation costs, and, in some cases, pain and suffering. Disputes over workers’ compensation claims are not uncommon. Whether it’s a denial of your claim or a dispute over the extent of your injuries, we stand ready to represent your interests vigorously, ensuring your voice is heard and respected.

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What To Do If You’ve Been Injured While Working At UPS

Experiencing a workplace injury can be both alarming and confusing. Immediate and correct actions are vital to safeguarding your health and securing your rights. Here’s a more detailed guide on what to do if you’ve been injured while working as a UPS employee:

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Report the Injury to Your Supervisor Immediately

Prompt reporting is critical. Not only does it start the official record of your injury, but it also triggers the workers’ compensation process. Delaying this step can complicate your claim. Ensure the report is detailed, including how the injury occurred and any witnesses.

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Seek Medical Attention

Visit a healthcare professional as soon as possible, even if the work injury seems minor at first. Some injuries may not show symptoms immediately but could have long-term effects. Inform the medical provider that your injury is work-related, as this will be important in your workers’ compensation claim. Follow all medical advice and keep records of all visits, medical treatment, and recommendations.

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Document Everything Related to Your Injury and Treatment

Documentation is your best ally. Keep a detailed record of everything related to your injury and the aftermath. This documentation will be invaluable in demonstrating the extent of your injuries and the impact they have on your life.

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Contact The Law Office of Stan Gregory for a Free Consultation

Once you’ve addressed your immediate health concerns and initiated the reporting process, reaching out to a specialized workers’ compensation attorney should be your next step. The Law Office of Stan Gregory can assess your situation, inform you of your rights and options, and guide you on the best path forward.

UPS Workers Commonly Face These Injuries In The Workplace

UPS workers, integral to the seamless operation of global logistics, find themselves in a physically demanding environment that unfortunately predisposes them to a range of workplace injuries. The nature of their job, which often involves lifting, sorting, and delivering packages, exposes them to significant risks every day. The most common injuries in New Jersey are:

  • Back and neck injuries are among the most common issues reported, stemming from the lifting of heavy packages. The repetitive action of bending, lifting, and carrying — sometimes in ergonomically unfavorable conditions — can lead to acute injuries or chronic conditions affecting the spine and surrounding muscles.
  • Repetitive strain injuries (RSIs) develop over time and are the result of the continuous, repetitive motions required in their roles, such as scanning items, driving, or using heavy equipment. RSIs can manifest as carpal tunnel syndrome, tendonitis, and other musculoskeletal disorders, leading to pain, numbness, and impaired function.
  • Slips, trips, and falls represent another significant hazard. Whether navigating the interior of a delivery truck, the warehouse, or customer premises, uneven surfaces, spills, or clutter can lead to falls that result in fractures, bruises, or more serious injuries.

Vehicle-related accidents are a notable risk for UPS drivers. Despite rigorous training and safety protocols, the sheer amount of time spent on the road increases the likelihood of accidents. These incidents can result in a wide range of injuries, from minor cuts and bruises to severe, life-altering conditions.

Workers’ Compensation Benefits Available For UPS Workers

Workers’ compensation covers essential support to any UPS worker injured on the job, including a wide range of needs to aid in their recovery and ensure financial stability. These benefits include covering all necessary medical expenses, from emergency care to ongoing treatments, ensuring injured workers can access the care they need without the worry of medical bills. Additionally, disability payments provide financial support for those unable to work due to their injuries, compensating for lost wages and helping maintain financial stability during the recovery period.

Beyond immediate care and financial support, workers’ compensation also covers rehabilitation costs to aid in the recovery process, including physical and vocational rehabilitation services. For injuries resulting in permanent impairment, compensation is available to address the long-term impact on the worker’s life and ability to work. At the Law Office of Stan Gregory, our focus is on ensuring UPS workers receive the full range of benefits they’re entitled to, guiding them through the claim process to secure the support necessary for a comprehensive recovery.

Call Stan Gregory, Your UPS Workers’ Compensation Lawyer, for Your Free Consultation

With over 30 years dedicated to helping United Parcel Service workers who have been injured on the job, our firm has the extensive experience and a deep commitment to ensuring you receive the justice and compensation UPS workers deserve. From handling the filing of your claim to aggressively advocating on your behalf in any disputes, our goal is to secure the maximum compensation for your injuries and losses.

Don’t let the burden of a workers’ compensation claim weigh you down. Contact the Law Office of Stan Gregory today for your free consultation.

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