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New York City Public School Teacher Injury Lawyer

Helping Injured Teachers Obtain Compensation

Facing a room filled with children or teens every day is no easy task. Teachers often find themselves caught between students, parents and administrators in an increasingly difficult environment. In addition to the daily stress of teaching, educators are also at risk for other types of injury. Unfortunately, many injured teachers do not know where to turn for help.

The Robert A. Koenigsberg Law Offices can represent injured teachers. We will discuss the details of your injury and explain your rights. We can also help you pursue compensation for your losses through a third-party claim and, when applicable, Social Security Disability Insurance. For a free consultation with a New York City public school teacher injury attorney, please call 212-964-9292 or contact us online.

Dangers in the Classroom

Teachers may suffer many of the same injuries as office workers, including carpal tunnel syndrome and other repetitive stress injuries. They may also be injured in slip-and-fall accidents on school grounds. A slip-and-fall can result in broken bones, brain injuries and injuries to the neck and back.

Exposure to toxins, asbestos, poor indoor air quality, excessive noise and other environmental problems can cause a range of dangerous occupational diseases.

One of the greatest dangers to teachers comes from their students. Teachers are at risk for violence, whether they are breaking up a fight between students or are assaulted by a student. If a weapon is involved, injuries may be catastrophic or fatal.

To learn about your rights after an injury, contact our lawyers today. Please call our office at 212-964-9292 to schedule an appointment with a NYC on-the-job injury attorney. Your consultation is free.

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