Plant and Line Injuries
Crushed hands, torn shoulders and backs worn out by the same lift nine hundred times a shift.
Warren, Sterling Heights, Dearborn
Hurt at Work? We Answer to You, Not the Company.
Workers' comp lawyers for plant, warehouse, construction and hospital workers in Wayne, Oakland and Macomb. The first call is free.
A lawyer calls you back the same dayWe meet at the union hall or your kitchenNo fee unless we recover benefits
Every Shift Has Its Own Risks
We know the work because our families did it. Tap a photo to see it bigger.
Construction Falls
Falls from beams, ladders and roofs. We also look at whether a contractor on site owes more.
Downtown, Midtown, Corktown
Warehouse and Lifting
Backs, knees and hernias from quotas that do not care how heavy the box is.
Romulus, Taylor, Livonia
Pain That Built Up Over Time
Carpal tunnel, bad shoulders and worn joints count too. The date can be the day you knew.
Every plant and hospital in the metro
Denied or Stopped Checks
The insurer said no, or the checks quit coming. We file for a hearing and push for the date.
Hearings at the Detroit officeHurt at Work Next Steps
Answer six quick questions. Your next steps fill in as you answer. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Your Next Steps
Based on what you picked so far.
90
Days Michigan generally gives you to tell your employer. Add your injury date to count them down.
Medical CareDoctor visits, therapy, surgery, prescriptions and mileage to appointments for the work injury.
Wage LossA portion of your pay while you cannot work. In Michigan it is usually 80 percent of your after tax weekly pay, up to a state max.
Raised on the East Side
Tom Szymanski grew up in Hamtramck. His dad ran a press at Dodge Main and his mom worked nights at Henry Ford Hospital.
My job is to make the insurance company treat you like the person who built their car.
- Workers' comp is all we do. No wills, no divorces.
- You get a cell number for the lawyer on your case.
- Polish, Arabic and Spanish spoken in the office.
On the Job and at the Table
Where the work happens and where we sort it out after. Tap any photo.
What Our Clients Say
4.9★★★★★318 Google reviews
The company doctor sent me back in a week. Tom got me to a real specialist and my checks started again.
Darnell W.Warren
He came to our union hall on a Tuesday night. Explained it in plain words and answered every call.
Rick P.Sterling Heights
I hurt my back at the warehouse and thought I would get fired for saying so. They walked me through all of it.
Maribel O.Taylor
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Straight Answers
The questions we hear at the plant gate most. Tap one to open it.
How long do I have to tell my employer I got hurt?
In Michigan the general rule is 90 days from the injury. Do it sooner. Tell your supervisor in writing, keep a copy, and write down the date and who you told.
Can they fire me for filing a workers' comp claim?
Michigan law says an employer cannot fire or punish you for filing a claim. If it happens, write down the dates and what was said, and call us.
Do I have to see the company doctor?
For the first 28 days of care, your employer can usually pick the doctor. After that you can usually switch to a doctor you choose. Tell the company in writing when you switch.
How much does workers' comp pay while I am off?
Wage loss checks are a portion of your pay. In Michigan it is usually 80 percent of your after tax average weekly wage, up to a state max. Medical care for the injury is paid too.
What does it cost to talk to you?
The first call is free. If we take your case, our fee is a share of what we recover and is limited by Michigan rules. We put it in writing before you sign anything.
We cover the whole metro. Detroit, Dearborn, Hamtramck, Warren, Sterling Heights, Livonia, Taylor, Romulus and Southfield. Office open Monday to Friday 7 AM to 6 PM, and Saturday 8 AM to noon for shift workers.
Talk to a Lawyer Before Your Next Shift
Open at 7 AM so you can call before you clock in.