Handling Workers’ Compensation Claims in Vermont Since 1979
Injured at work? We’ll evaluate your case for free, usually on the same day, and will help you get the treatment you need and compensation you deserve.
No charge until we win.
If you suffered a serious injury at work, not only are you in pain but you are also worried about your future.
Maybe you need expensive medical treatment. Maybe you are not being paid and medical bills are piling up while the insurance company is denying payment or pressuring you to settle. Or maybe it is just becoming too complicated. No wonder you feel stressed and overwhelmed.
Let us take the unnecessary stress away.
Leave dealing with the insurance company to us. We’ll negotiate fair compensation and necessary treatment so you can stop worrying about your finances and get the peace of mind to concentrate on your recovery.
Imagine how great it would be to never deal with an insurance adjuster again and have a strong, competent ally to take care of any trouble the insurance company may cause you.
When should you consider contacting a lawyer?
Anyone who was injured at work should file a workers’ compensation claim. But you should talk to a lawyer if any of the following situations apply to you:
- You were seriously injured at work through an accident or gradual onset (for example, you developed back problems after years of physical work).
- You were injured seriously enough that you aren’t able to do your job or earn your wage the way you used to.
- Your injury takes you out of work for more than a few weeks or requires surgery.
- You are left with a permanent injury.
- The insurance company has denied your workers’ compensation claim.
- You suspect the insurance company is not paying what they should.
If any of these situations apply to you, contact us for a free case assessment today to make sure you get the treatment you need and the compensation you deserve.
Typical injuries eligible for workers’ compensation:
- Neck, spine, and lower back injuries
- Shoulder and arm injuries
- Leg and foot injuries
- Hip and knee injuries
- Traumatic brain injuries or post-concussive syndrome
- Arthritis or other degenerative conditions
- Hearing loss or tinnitus
- Visual impairments
- Respiratory issues
- PTSD for first responders
Typical causes of work injuries:
- Lifting and falling injuries
- Motor vehicle accidents while at work
- Injury by a patient or co-worker
- Electrical shock injuries
- Exposure to disease or infection
- Degenerative injuries due to repetitive trauma at work
- Equipment malfunction
- Poor ergonomics
- Poorly maintained work premises (for example, an icy parking lot or slippery staircases)
Workers’ compensation benefits we can help you get
Higher compensation. Better medical care. Emotional support.
No Charge Until We Win
We don’t charge anything up front. Nor do we bill hourly for our time. We work on a contingency basis and get paid based on how much money we win for you. So, technically, it’s not you who’ll be paying us but the insurance company.
Whatever happens, you’ll never end up owing us money. Your situation can’t get worse than before you hired us. But it can get much better if you decide to let us help.
Our Happy Clients

Why Us?
With 40+ years of experience, we know the system inside and out
We’ve been helping injured people since 1979. After suing insurance companies for decades, we know the system inside and out. And we use our experience to consistently secure the best possible compensation for our clients.
Millions of dollars in compensation
We get money for our clients 99% of the time. In 2021, this meant securing over $10 million in medical treatments, settlements, wage replacement payments, and vocational training for our clients.
Compassionate with you. Fierce with insurance companies.
Our clients describe us as kind and caring. For many of them, we are the first to listen and treat them with respect. But they also call us “pit bulls” because of how fiercely we fight to get them the compensation they deserve.





Contact us today
Don’t wait until you’re behind on your medical bills. Contact us to get a FREE case evaluation. We respond within 24 hours and can usually evaluate your case on the same day.