People We Help

At Idaho Injury Law Center, we advocate for workers across all industries, no matter the risks they face or the work they perform. Workplace injuries look different for everyone, but they all come with medical bills, lost wages, and uncertainty. Below are the key groups of workers we fight for and the challenges we help them overcome.

Construction workers, warehouse employees, and manufacturing professionals are the backbone of our economy. They operate heavy machinery, lift massive loads, and work in hazardous conditions every day. Falls from heights, machinery malfunctions, repetitive lifting, and falling objects are all too common, leading to serious injuries like spinal damage, fractures, and crush injuries. We stand up for these workers and ensure they receive compensation for immediate medical care, rehabilitation, and any long-term disability they may suffer.

Nurses, healthcare workers, firefighters, and emergency responders face daily physical and emotional challenges while helping others. Whether it’s lifting patients, exposure to hazardous chemicals, long hours on their feet, or responding to life-threatening emergencies, their work takes a toll. Injuries such as back strain, repetitive motion conditions, burns, and respiratory issues are common, yet many caregivers are reluctant to report their injuries. We help these professionals get the compensation they need while respecting the sacrifices they make to serve our communities.

Truck drivers and delivery drivers spend countless hours navigating roads, loading cargo, and ensuring goods arrive on time. Long driving hours increase the risk of fatigue-related accidents, while improper loading, lifting, and repetitive motions often cause back injuries and joint damage. Road conditions and vehicle maintenance issues can create life-altering incidents. When drivers get hurt, we help them prove their injuries are work-related and ensure they receive full workers’ compensation for medical care, income replacement, and recovery time.

Retail workers and office employees might seem to work in less hazardous environments, but injuries are still common. Retail employees face risks from slips and falls, heavy lifting, and repetitive motions while stocking shelves or operating cash registers. Office workers suffer from carpal tunnel syndrome, chronic back pain, and falls caused by cluttered or unsafe spaces. These injuries may not always be obvious at first but can worsen over time without proper care. We advocate for workers in all environments to ensure their injuries are recognized, treated, and compensated.