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Hampton Injury Law, PLC is committed to helping our clients when you need it most. We operate on a contingency fee basis which encourages our clients to seek our help regardless of their financial means. Contact us today to discuss your or your loved one’s injury accident and learn the difference that hiring experienced, knowledgeable, and resourceful legal counsel can make.

Special Service We Provide:

We can provide clients with funding for treatment and for transportation to and from their medical appointments.

• Worker’s Compensation

  States maintain workers’ compensation systems that are designed to provide injured workers with benefits when they are hurt while…

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• Construction Accidents

  The construction job site has been described by some as an accident waiting to happen. Construction workers routinely suffer a number of workplace injuries and deaths…

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• Maritime Claims

  Maritime workers who are injured while on the job are not covered by the traditional workers’ compensation insurance system that is found in the majority of other industries.

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• Industrial Accidents

  Industrial facilities may be critical for the overall economy and necessary for creating consumer goods, chemicals and substances that are used for a variety of purposes…

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• Loss of Vision

  Workplace accidents can result in more than the loss of an extremity, such as the use of a hand or foot; it could result in the loss of vision, leaving an affected…

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• Work Travel Accidents

  If you get hurt at work in Virginia, you should be able to expect that you will be covered by workers’ compensation. For injuries that happen on the job…

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• Loss of Hearing

  Hearing loss is an especially common phenomenon among workers in certain industries in Virginia. In fact, while the Occupational Safety and Health Administration…

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• Workplace Fatalities

  Some workplaces are inherently more dangerous than others. However, an increased risk of injury–which is common in industries such as the construction industry–does…

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• Pneumoconiosis, Silicosis & Byssinosis

  Workers in certain industries are at risk of developing occupational lung diseases, including the conditions of pneumoconiosis, silicosis, and byssinosis.

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• Loss of Limbs

  Being involved in an accident that results in the loss of the use of your limbs, hands, feet, fingers, or/and toes can be a very traumatic experience.

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• Work Machinery or Equipment Accidents

  Multiple industries in Virginia rely on the use of heavy machinery and equipment to get a job done, ranging from miners to those in the construction industry and more.

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• Workplace Hazard Injuries

  According to the Virginia Department of Labor and Industry, the state of Virginia has a lower rate of workplace injuries and fatalities than other states.

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