Knee, Shoulder & Joint Injuries

Illinois Lawyers Protect Clients with Workplace Injuries

Knee, shoulder, and joint injuries often result from work-related accidents or repetitive physical tasks. If the injuries stem from activities performed in the course of employment, the employee is entitled to workers’ compensation benefits. Do not overlook workplace injuries — prompt medical treatment could prevent permanent damage. In addition, even seemingly minor workplace injuries should always be reported — the employer needs timely notice of the injury to be held liable.

For more than 30 years, the attorneys at Kanoski & Associates have helped countless clients collect workers' compensation benefits necessary to cover medical care and lost wages for injured workers. We have the knowledge, skill and experience proving that knee, shoulder and joint injuries were work-related. Put our experience to work.

Contact the Central Illinois Workers' Compensation Attorneys at Kanoski & Associates Today • 866-438-2419

We have collected more than $100 million for injured workers. We focus not only on high-dollar-value cases — the attorneys at our firm handle workers' compensation cases of all sizes for clients throughout central Illinois.

Protecting Injured Workers

Painters, assembly workers, tradesmen and workers in a number of other industries often work on their knees or with their hands over their heads. Repetitive stress on the joints can lead to permanent bone, tendon, muscle or ligament damage.

For more than 30 years, we have vigorously represented injured workers. We often work with medical and rehabilitative experts to prove that the injuries and their effects are work-related.

We carefully investigate accident scenes to determine if a third party, such as a manufacturer or vendor, was at-fault. We are prepared to bring personal injury claims against negligent third parties. Our attorneys help injured employees cover lost wages and get medical care for their workplace injuries.

Contact Our Central Illinois Workers' Compensation Lawyers

Contact us by e-mail or call 866-438-2419 to schedule a free initial consultation to discuss injuries to the knee, shoulder or other joint.