Maximum Settlement for Workers’ Compensation Cases in New Jersey

Aggressive legal representation to help you focus on healing, not your work-related injury
If you suffered a work-related injury or illness, you are entitled by law to just compensation, regardless of who was at fault. However, workers’ compensation cases are complex and deserve a strong legal partner to ensure you receive the compensation you deserve. Hark & Hark is conveniently located in Cherry Hill, NJ and represents New Jersey victims of work injuries and illnesses.

Areas of Expertise with Workers Compensation

We can help with all work related injuries while on the job or in the course of employment

Medical Benefits

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Construction Accidents

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Disability Benefits

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Trucking Accidents

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Nursing Home Staff Injuries

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Seek legal representation immediately if you are hurt at work

Filing your worker’s compensation claim is a complex, time-sensitive process you shouldn’t have to deal with while you are recovering. When injured you should notify your employer as soon as possible and seek Hark & Hark’s counsel to help you file a formal claim or petition. Hark & Hark’s skilled worker’s compensation lawyers will act quickly to:

  • Investigate your claim
  • Obtain coverage for your immediate medical needs
  • fFght for maximum short-term and long-term compensation by your employer’s insurance company
  • Ensure all parties are held responsible for your injury or disease

Medical experts to testify to expose the extent of your injuries

Hark & Hark works closely with a diverse team of certified medical experts to investigate and analyze the full scope of your injury or illness. We work with experts in the fields of:

  • Neurology
  • Orthopedics
  • Neurosurgery
  • Psychiatry
  • Nurse case management
  • And more

A comprehensive medical analysis is essential in determining the severity of your injury and ensuring just compensation.

No fees until you are justly compensated

Our mission is to help you focus on healing. You pay no legal fees until you receive the compensation you are entitled to.

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