When a day at work ends up leaving you in a lot of pain and unable to work, it is time to determine why it happened and if help is available. Accidents can happen anywhere and at any time, even while working at Port of Subs. There are many ways you can be injured, and even the safest of employees can find themselves suffering from long-term injuries. Even if you were partially to blame for what happened, workers' comp should be able to help you through this difficult time as you heal. Port of Subs workers' compensation offers medical benefits and covers some of your lost wages. Because filing a claim against Port of Subs for workers' comp benefits can be complicated, you should consult with a workers' comp attorney so you can ensure your rights are protected and make sure that you are treated fairly during the claims process. Company Profile: Port of Subs A chain of submarine sandwich shops located in the western U.S., Port of Subs was founded in 1972 with the name Sub Shop. It has since grown to include more than 140 locations with headquarters in Reno, Nevada. Locations are located in Nevada, Wyoming, California, Washington, Arizona, Utah, and Oregon. Using freshly sliced meats and cheeses, the sub shop specializes in sandwiches that are made-to-order. The chain also offers party trays that include sandwich trays, fruits, desserts, and salads and more. The chain was renamed Port of Subs after having a contest where customers got to come up with a new name in 1975. Potential Injuries That Could Occur There are dozens of ways you could be injured while working your shift at Port of Subs. While using a slicer for cheeses and meats, your hand could slip and you could suffer a serious cut that damages tendons and ligaments. While cutting up fruits and vegetables and fruits with a butcher knife, you could accidentally sever a finger and require surgery to get it reattached. While baking desserts, you could suffer serious burns on your hands and arms by accidentally hitting the inside of the oven. Your back could be injured from your lifting large bags of fruits and vegetables or boxes of supplies such as flour to bake bread or cases of large jars of condiments for Port of Subs sandwiches. Consult with a Workers' Compensation Attorney If you think you might be eligible to file a workers' comp claim against Port of Subs, you should consult with a workers' comp attorney as quickly as possible. Your attorney will file the claim and gather all the documentation to support your claim. With the help of an attorney, your odds of a successful claim are significantly improved. Your lawyer will also file any necessary appeals if your claim is denied. Any legal action will also be promptly filed by your workers' comp attorney. 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 Port of Subs, or another party, you may not be entitled to any compensation.
