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ALBEMARLE • NELSON • LOUISA • GREENE • ORANGE • FLUVANNA • AND ALL AREAS BETWEEN
Fighting For Injured Workers' Rights In Charlottesville, Virginia
HammondTownsend began practicing workers' compensation law with our first office in the Fishersville, Virginia area. The firm quickly grew to all regions across Virginia. Now we proudly serve all of Virginia - every region throughout the state. Our sole specialty is Workers’ Compensation – it is all we do!
Most firms that claim to handle workers’ comp cases merely dabble in it as one of their many areas of practice. That’s why HammondTownsend is THE Virginia’s Workers’ Compensation Law Firm. We have a tenacity to fight for injured workers throughout the Charlottesville area. Whether in Albemarle County or one of our neighboring counties, HammondTownsend fights for the compensation that injured workers deserve!
About HammondTownsend
HammondTownsend serves injured workers across the state of Virginia: Northern Virginia, Manassas, Richmond, Roanoke, Lynchburg, Harrisonburg, Fishersville, Charlottesville and Hampton Roads.
45+ years of combined experience handling Workers' Compensation claims
Recovered over $3 Billion+ for Injured Workers
Well-known and respected in Virginia's Workers' Compensation community
We remove communication barriers through the use of in-person, virtual, and phone meetings.
As an exclusive injured workers law firm, our team fights for the compensation you deserve!
Free Case Evaluations
VA Workers’ Compensation is complex. Our legal team offers guidance as you navigate the workers’ compensation process.
Se Habla Español
Si usted habla español y necesita ayuda legal, es fundamental que se sienta cómodo con su equipo legal. Para ello, HammondTownsend está equipado con personal que habla español.
Common Workplace Injuries in Charlottesville
Medical Workers
Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital and UVA Medical Center are the two biggest employers in Charlottesville. The medical field is rife with opportunities for on-the-job injuries.
According to the CDC, healthcare workers have the highest reported cases of non-fatal occupational injury and illnesses. Sprains and strains are among the most common injuries along with slips, falls, and needle sticks.
Retail Workers
Retail stores like Walmart, Kroger, and Food Lion employ a great many people in and around Albemarle County.
Recent events have proven how very valuable these workers are to keeping our communities and our economy running. Because these workers are deemed essential employees and often work on the front lines of these businesses, they face a high risk of both injury and illness.
Educators
As the leading employers of educators in Charlottesville, UVA and Albemarle County Public Schools bear the responsibility of both shaping young minds and safeguarding the well-being of their staff. Educators, like any other profession, face various injury risks.
Common injuries include strains and sprains, slips, trips, and falls. Additionally, those working in older buildings may encounter risks related to toxic exposures such as mold and fumes.
Getting Started
Have more questions about starting your Workers' Compensation claim? Read our Getting Started blogs.
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Case Results from Charlottesville Workers' Compensation Cases
Settlements and verdicts in all cases depend on various factors and circumstances which are unique to each case. Therefore, past results in cases are not a guarantee or prediction of similar results in future cases which the firm and its lawyers may undertake.
Our client was involved in a motor vehicle accident while preforming his job as a truck driver. He suffered multiple injuries and was awarded $422,172 […]
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Alexandra worked as a chef when her hand became stuck in a meatgrinder. As a result, she suffered an amputation. She was awarded $875,000 in […]
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