If you have been involved in an industrial accident that crushed or amputated any part of your body, we can help. We have worked with many clients who have suffered amputations when a part of their body was caught in an industrial machine.

Carpal tunnel syndrome and cubital tunnel syndrome are two types of repetitive motion injuries that frequently occur in the workplace. If you have carpal tunnel or cubital tunnel syndrome as a result of your work-related duties, turn to our experienced and knowledgeable staff at the law office of Sadow & Froy.

If you have sustained an on-the-job injury to your upper extremity – whether it is your hand, wrist, elbow or arm – you may be entitled to receive workers’ compensation benefits. To understand your rights under the law, trust your hand, wrist, elbow or arm injury case to an attorney who can effectively explain the workers’ compensation law to you.

If your shoulder has been injured at work, you are in pain, and you are unsure of your rights for seeking workers’ compensation benefits, turn to an experienced lawyer at the office of Sadow & Froy.

Hip injuries often involve surgical repair. They limit your mobility and require extensive rehabilitation and physical therapy. Even after the healing process has been completed, clients with hip injuries have permanent disabilities.

A key aspect for treatment of many neck and back injuries is pain management. Our firm is familiar with specialists who focus their attention on pain management and can help you understand your options.

During over 36 Years of practice, Attorney Sadow has assisted numerous spinal cord injury patients. Our firm uses a vast network of resources so that our clients receive care from highly trained medical and rehabilitation specialists.

As with all workers’ compensation (commonly known as “work comp”) claims, specific requirements and deadlines must be met to receive survivor benefits in a work-related fatality case.

Attorneys Susan J. Sadow and Heather D. Froy have worked with countless clients who have suffered catastrophic injuries and they understand their unique challenges.

Our firm not only addresses the healthcare-related issues specific to certain workplace injuries, but our knowledge, resources, and experience can help you determine if you can or should go back to your pre-injury job.