Jersey City, New Jersey Worker's Compensation Attorneys
Elizabeth, New Jersey Toxic Chemicals Claims Lawyers

Lerner, Piermont & Riverol, P.A.
201-653-0405

▪ No attorneys fees unless you receive compensation for your claim
▪ Hours 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. and by appointment convenient to you
▪ Conveniently located near public transportation in the center of Journal Square
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If you are a worker in the chemical, petroleum, or other hazardous substance industry, being exposed to toxic chemicals on a daily basis may seem to be just another part of your job. Your employer may even assure you that your work environment is safe and that there is nothing to worry about. In reality, it may take years for illness or permanent injury to manifest in workers who are exposed to toxic chemicals or experience illness because of their daily work tasks. The law says that you are entitled to compensation for damage to your health that resulted from your work environment, either because of a single incident, or over a lengthy career.

At the worker's compensation and personal injury law offices of Lerner, Piermont & Riverol, P.A., we help injured and sick workers recover the compensation they deserve are as a result of industrial exposure. Since 1972, our experienced personal injury lawyers have helped injured workers receive the worker's compensation insurance benefits, and compensation awards they need to make up for the lost earnings, lower quality of life, and even death caused by their employment.

If you have been injured or have become sick because of exposure to toxic chemicals or dangerous work environmental factors, contact the worker's compensation lawyers of Lerner, Piermont & Riverol, P.A., to discuss your injury claim today.

Industrial Exposure and Toxic Chemical Exposure Worker's Compensation Claims

• Negligent toxic spill cleanup
• Mesothelioma, cancer
• Poison gas exposure
• Burns, blindness
• Respiratory illness
• Hearing loss
• Injuries due to negligent security
• Improper maintenance of equipment
• Methane exposure, benzine exposure
• Hearing loss
• Repetitive stress injuries

Have You Been Notified That Your Factory is Closing?

A statute of limitations that applies to industrial exposure injuries or illness suffered on the job may exist. If your plant is scheduled to close, contact an experienced worker's compensation claims lawyer immediately to discuss your health problems resulting from your work environment. We can help you evaluate your situation and file an appropriate worker's compensation claim before you run out of time.

For more specific information, visit our Worker's Compensation Information Center on this website.

Contact the worker's compensation lawyers at Lerner, Piermont & Riverol, P.A., to schedule a free consultation with one of our attorneys.