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5 Ways to Prevent a Slip and Fall at Work in Iowa

Slip and fall accidents on the job are not uncommon, and although they may not sound serious, they can lead to severe injuries -- if not fatal ones. This means an inability to work, pain and suffering, and other losses. If you were injured while on the job, and you need legal counsel, an Iowa Workers' Compensation lawyer can help.

Here are 5 ways to prevent a slip and fall accident at work in Iowa: 

• wear properly fitting footwear;
• fix, repair or remove any hazardous conditions;
• don’t work in poorly lit areas;
• use appropriate safety equipment; and
• don’t carry anything that hinders you from seeing ahead. 

If you notice a hazardous condition that could lead to a slip and fall, you should report it immediately to your manager, supervisor or whoever is in authority.

Slip and fall accidents can lead to broken bones, head trauma and other injuries. When you are out of work because of a work-related injury, your medical bills may be covered through an Iowa Workers' Compensation claim.

Contact an attorney who handles work-related injuries as soon as possible, especially if the insurance company or your employer attempts to deny your claim. An attorney can explain what your rights as an employee are and how you can best protect them.

Contacting an Iowa Workers' Compensation Lawyer

The Iowa Workers' Compensation lawyer team at Walker, Billingsley & Bair work hard to level the field between injured Iowans and insurance companies. To learn more about what our legal team will do to help you protect your Iowa Workers' Compensation claim, contact Walker, Billingsley & Bair to schedule a no-cost consultation. Call 1-515-440-2852 for immediate legal assistance.