When you’re injured in a workplace accident, you need trusted West Virginia workplace injury lawyers with a history of winning high-value compensation. Here’s why Warner Law Offices stands out:
Representing the Injured & the Wronged in Charleston & Beyond
Bobby Warner founded Warner Law Offices in 2000, earning recognition as a top trial lawyer in West Virginia and nationwide. His firm expanded from Charleston, WV, to Denver, CO, serving clients across all 50 states. Bobby's courtroom skills have led to numerous seven- and eight-figure results for clients.
Truman Griffith is a dedicated attorney at Warner Law Offices, focusing on personal injury and workplace accident cases. Known for his compassionate approach and relentless advocacy, Truman has successfully represented numerous clients, ensuring they receive the justice and compensation they deserve.
Andrew D. Byrd brings extensive experience to Warner Law Offices, specializing in civil litigation and personal injury law. His commitment to excellence and client-centered representation has resulted in favorable outcomes for many individuals seeking justice for their injuries.
Warner Law Offices Will Fight for Your Compensation
Workplace accidents in oil, gas, coal mining, construction, and chemical industries can leave you with serious injuries and financial hardship. At Warner Law Offices, we help injured workers across West Virginia recover the maximum compensation they deserve. Our experienced legal team has won substantial settlements for workers hurt due to explosions, toxic exposure, heavy machinery failures, and unsafe job sites.
Don’t let an employer or insurance company minimize your claim. We work on a contingency basis—you don’t pay unless we win. Contact us today for a free consultation and take the first step toward justice.
Here are answers to some of the most common questions about workers' compensation.
After a workplace accident, prioritize your safety and health. Seek medical attention promptly, even if injuries seem minor. Report the incident to your supervisor or employer as soon as possible, as timely reporting is crucial for workers’ compensation claims. Document details of the accident, including conditions and any equipment involved, to support your case.
In the state of West Virginia, workers have six months from the date of injury to file for workers’ comp benefits. The sooner you act, the better your chances of securing the compensation you deserve while you are taking time off to recover from your injuries.
Yes. In West Virginia, surviving dependents may be eligible for death benefits if a loved one died in a workplace accident or as a result of a work-related illness. These death benefits can help cover funeral expenses in addition to other financial losses associated with your loved one’s passing.
We represent clients throughout West Virginia, offering compassionate legal support and relentless advocacy both in and out of the courtroom to help injured workers secure the compensation and justice they deserve.