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Amputation Injuries

Hialeah Amputation Injuries Attorneys

Helping Workers Seek Compensation For Amputations in Florida

At Morales & Cerino, P.A., we understand the profound physical and emotional impact amputation injuries can have on workers. We believe that victims of these severe workplace injuries deserve full and fair compensation for their losses. Our experienced workers' compensation attorneys are dedicated to fighting for your rights and securing the financial support you need to cope with your new reality.


Contact Morales & Cerino, P.A. today to schedule a consultation with our amputation injuries lawyers in Hialeah.


Common Causes of Workplace Amputations

Common causes may include:

  • Machinery and Equipment Malfunctions: Heavy machinery and industrial equipment are frequently involved in workplace amputations. Faulty machinery, improper maintenance, or inadequate safety measures can lead to devastating accidents. Workers who operate or are near such equipment are at risk if safety protocols are not followed strictly.
  • Inadequate Safety Protocols: Workplaces that fail to implement proper safety measures are prone to higher risks of accidents leading to amputations. This can include inadequate training, insufficient safety gear, or failure to enforce safety regulations. When employers neglect these responsibilities, the risk of severe injuries, including amputations, increases significantly.
  • Falls and Tripping Hazards: Falls are a significant cause of workplace injuries, including amputations. Slippery floors, uneven surfaces, and poorly maintained walkways can cause workers to fall and suffer severe injuries. In some cases, falls can result in limbs being caught or crushed, leading to amputation.
  • Cutting Tools and Equipment: If not handled properly, cutting tools, such as saws, blades, or knives poses a serious risk of amputation injury. Accidents with these tools can occur due to a lack of safety guards, malfunctioning equipment, or operator error. Employers must ensure that all cutting tools are maintained and used correctly to prevent such injuries.
  • Vehicle and Equipment Collisions: Collisions involving vehicles or equipment can also result in severe injuries and amputations. This includes incidents with forklifts, trucks, or other heavy machinery that may come into contact with workers. Proper training, maintenance, and adherence to safety protocols are critical to prevent these dangerous accidents.
  • Electrical Hazards: Electrical hazards in the workplace can cause severe injuries, including amputations. Electrical shocks or burns can lead to the need for amputation if they cause severe damage to the affected limbs. Ensuring that electrical systems are correctly maintained and that workers are trained to handle electrical hazards is essential in preventing such injuries.
  • Explosions and Fires: Explosions and fires in the workplace can result in catastrophic injuries, including amputations. Such incidents often occur in environments where flammable materials or gases are present. Proper safety measures, including fire prevention strategies and emergency response plans, are crucial to reducing the risk of such severe injuries. 
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