If you are an employee of Penn Station Subs who has suffered an injury, you aren't alone. Hundreds of workers suffer on the job injuries every day. Even if you follow all safety procedures and adhere to company policy, you can still suffer an injury. Accidents happen. If you have suffered an injury at work, you might be eligible to file a claim against Taco John's for workers' compensation benefits. Workers' compensation insurance is a particular kind of insurance coverage that most U.S. employers have to protect their employees and themselves in the event of work-related injuries. Because workers' compensation claims are complicated, you should consult with a workers' comp attorney to ensure your rights are protected. Workers' comp offers medical coverage and covers a portion of your lost wages while you recover. Your medical bills can add up fast, and your family depends on your paycheck. Consult with a workers' comp attorney today. Company Profile: Penn Station Subs An East Coast sub restaurant chain, Penn Coast Subs are found throughout the Southern and Midwestern states. Founded in 1985, the chain has grown to include more than 300 locations. Company headquarters are in Cincinnati, Ohio. Jeff Osterfeld established the chain with ideas he came up with after his graduation from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. The first Penn Station Subs location opened in Cincinnati with only four different subs on the menu for guests to choose from. The chain does offer freshly squeezed lemonade and hand-cut French fries, which have been a staple at the restaurant's locations since day one. Potential Injuries That Could Occur There are dozens of ways you could be injured while working at Penn Station Subs. Just like any other job, tasks at the restaurant have their own risks. While cleaning the restroom, you accidentally got some cleaner splashed back into your face and eyes. This is a serious injury that requires immediate attention. You could get cut while slicing the meat for the subs using a deli meat slicer. Any of these injuries can run into thousands of dollars of medical expenses. If you are cutting vegetables for the sandwiches, just one slip of the knife can sever a finger or cut into a tendon or ligament. You can easily slip-and-fall because of spilled soda or mayonnaise being dropped on the floor. These injuries can be debilitating and leave you unable to work for quite a while. Consult with a Workers' Compensation Attorney If you have been hurt on the job, you should consult with a workers' comp attorney before filing a claim against Penn Coast Subs for workers' comp. Workers' comp benefits might help you recover your losses and get your life back on track. With the right care and the ability to focus on recovering, you might be able to heal faster. Penn Coast Subs workers' comp might provide the help you need as you heal. *Disclaimer: The content of this article serves only to provide information and should not be construed as legal advice. If you file a claim against Penn Station Subs or any other party, you may not be entitled to any compensation.
