Oklahoma Workers Compensation Attorney

If you are injured while "on-the-job", you are entitled to damages.

Injured workers in Oklahoma are entitled to workers' compensation to cover their lost income during periods of disability and the expenses of medical treatment and rehabilitation. We will view the worksite to ensure that all hazards are revealed, that all OSHA rules are followed, and if negligence is proven, you will be compensated.

We will also work with medical experts to make an accurate assessment of the nature, extent, and probable duration of your injuries, including:

• Head and brain injuries
  
• Severe burns
  
• Spinal injuries resulting in paralysis
  
• Multiple fractures
  
• Back injuries

While workers' compensation normally prohibits an employee's lawsuit for personal injury damages against his or her own employer, Oklahoma law recognizes a right to sue your own company for employer intentional torts.

Zelbst, Holmes & Butler serve Oklahoma City, Lawton, Edmond, Norman, Midwest City, Del City, Moore, Tulsa, Altus, and all of the United States.