Driver Work Injury

Commercial Driver Injury Attorneys in Vermont

Representing the Best Interests of Commercial Truck & Delivery Drivers

Commercial truckers and delivery drivers play a crucial part in keeping the US economy rolling. Unfortunately, driving can be dangerous and comes with a lot of risks. 

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Our Vermont lawyers know what you are up against, and we understand the treacherous road conditions that Vermont welcomes.

Helping You Reclaim Your Life

If you have suffered from your work as a truck or delivery driver, our attorneys at Biggam Fox Skinner can help you secure the benefits you deserve. If you work for UPS, FedEx, Casella, or other firms using commercial drivers, and you want to receive compensation where it has been denied, look no further. 

Accident or Repetitive Motion Injuries? We Can Help

Trucking accidents can occur with brake failure, negligent operation by other drivers, rollovers, and jackknifing. Perhaps you have spent years lifting heavy cargo and now have herniated discs, joint or muscle pain, or need surgery. We are familiar with every mishap you may have dealt with in your professional driving career and we are here to help.

Common injuries for truckers and delivery drivers include:

  • Neck, spine, and lower back injuries
  • Traumatic brain injury (TBI) or post-concussive syndrome
  • Shoulder injuries
  • Lower extremity injuries
  • Lifting and falling injuries
  • Motor vehicle accidents
  • Loss of limbs and appendages

When Should I Pursue a Third-Party Claim?

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When you are involved in a motor vehicle or other accident at work and someone other than your employer was at fault, you may be able to receive further compensation in addition to workers’ compensation. In this case, we will advise you to pursue a claim against a third party who may be responsible.

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