Missouri Worker Killed on the Job when Struck by Unoccupied Rolling Truck

At Roswold Law Group, we know work injury accidents and fatalities are never easy and neither is losing a loved one is never easy because of an on the job accident.  It's no secret that the time following a loved one's work related injury accident can be very difficult for the entire family. We work har to protect families dealing with such loss, who are not only trying to deal with the tragedy itself, but also trying to keep your family's head above water as the medical bills and expenses begin to pile up on top of every day bills and expenses.

Just last week, in Platte County, Missouri a man working for the Platte County Public Works Department was killed when he was hit by an unoccupied pick-up truck while working.  Reports indicate the falal on the job accident happened as the man was trimming trees near 77th street and John Anders Road near Weatherby Lake when he was hit by the un-manned vehicle.

As experienced Kansas City Worker Injury Lawyers we are saddened by the death of man in this tragic accident and would like extend our thoughts to his family in this time of need. We know how difficult it is to lose a loved one, especially in a manner that could have and should have been avoided.

 

If you or someone you love has suffered a serious injury as the result of a work related accident in Missouri and Kansas, you may be entitled to compensation including medical bills, lost wages and legal fees. If this sounds like your situation, you need someone in your corner you can trust. Call the experienced Kansas City Personal Injury Lawyers of Roswold Law Group. With over 15 years of experience in Workplace Injury Accident and Wrongful Death cases, we may be able to help you and your family through this difficult time.

 

Contact Roswold Law Group today to set up a free consultation to discuss the details of your case. You can get started today by downloading our free book, "The Workers Compensation Survival Guide". We want you to know your rights.