Hold Employers Responsible for Workplace Accidents in Fairmont, WV

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David A. Sims Represents Workplace Accident Victims

Workplace accidents can happen in any commercial or industrial setting, especially when employers and employees do not adhere to safety regulations. Common workplace accidents that Attorney David A. Sims handles include:

If you or a loved one sustains an injury due to a negligent employer, call the Law Offices of David A. Sims, PLLC, today at (304) 699-1612 for a free consultation. We serve clients from Fairmont, WV; Mannington, WV; and the surrounding areas of Marion County.

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Lawyer Handling Mining Accident Claims in Fairmont, WV

Coal mining is a prevalent industry in West Virginia that unfortunately leads to severe injuries and fatalities. If you sustain an injury while working in a mine, it is crucial to report it. Unreported injuries allow the mine owners and companies to continue ignoring safety hazards and other devastating problems in the mine. If you or a loved one is injured in a mining accident in Fairmont, WV, or the surrounding areas, call on David A. Sims to learn more about your rights. If you know of any safety violations, be sure to report them as soon as you can to avoid harm to yourself or others.

Injured by a Fall in a Fairmont-Area Business? Know Your Rights

Whether you are an employee or customer, a business owner must obey safety regulations to limit the amount of injuries or accidents. While some falls are truly accidents, there are many cases where negligent employers or business owners do not keep their space safe for those around. Loose rugs, ladders, tree roots, unstable furniture, uneven walkways, and many other avoidable factors can lead to falls and injury. If you fall on public property or in the workplace and sustain injuries, contact the Law Offices of David A. Sims, PLLC. Our team will work to collect evidence, meet witnesses, and hold the negligent party accountable for their actions.