

Every day, thousands of Illinois workers go to a job that requires them to use equipment which has the potential to cause serious injury or death. Without that equipment, much of industry would ground to a halt or be far less productive. When workers are injured on the job, they look first to receive worker's compensation benefits to address the immediate need to support their family and pay their medical expenses.
However, when the true cause of their injury was a dangerous or defective piece of machinery or industrial equipment, the injured worker can look to file a product liability lawsuit against the manufacturer of the equipment for damages for lost wages, medical expenses, pain and suffering, and disability.
Some products which have been involved in work-related accidents include:
When a workplace accident happens that involves an industrial product, it is crucial that the remains of the product be preserved and not be altered or repaired until it can be carefully examined by a qualified engineer or other expert. Destroying or altering the product may result in the loss of your case and the potential for thousands of dollars in compensation.
Workplace injuries involving dangerous and defective products are complex cases which should not be undertaken without the assistance of an experienced, well-qualified personal injury lawyer who can obtain the necessary experts to show the defect in the product and handle the relationship between the products liability personal injury lawsuit and the worker's compensation claim.
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The Law Office of
Barry G. Doyle, P.C.
100 W Monroe Street
Suite 2100
Chicago, IL 60603
Phone: 312.263.1080
FAX: 312.263.0153