Workplace Injury Compensation Guidance

Summary

James experienced a workplace injury while testing a crossbow, resulting in a concussion, eye injury, and hearing issues. He may be eligible for workers compensation and disability benefits. Its important to determine if a claim has been filed and to seek legal advice for potential compensation. Consulting with local attorneys could provide valuable guidance on navigating the claims process and understanding his rights under Kentucky law.

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Workers comp/disability
Got it. Are you currently dealing with a denied claim, or are you looking for assistance with filing a new claim?
Thats just it, im not exactly sure. Its a somewhat complex situation. But i got injured at work way back in october 20ql
Hi ****! Since you've mentioned a workplace injury from October 20ql, it sounds like you might need guidance on workers' compensation and possibly disability benefits.
Could you clarify if you have already filed a claim, or are you still in the process of doing so? This will help me provide more accurate information.
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I was the archery tecnition at Cabelas in bowling Green Ky. Long story short, i was in the archery range to test fire a crossbow that we had recieved with a broken part. I contacted the manufacturer and told them who i was, informed them what was going on, and at thr end of the conversation they opted to send a new part to replace broken one, rather than disassemble the crossbow, repac
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Could you provide a bit more detail about the injury you sustained?
Pack it and ship it back to them. When i got the part in i replaced the broken part with the new one. After i made the repair, i went into the range to test the crossbow to make sure it would function properly. I used a rope/pully cocking devise to cock back the string, i gave it * good tugs once the string was fully drawn to make sure the mechanism that holds the string at full draw was gonna work, then i eased of the tension i had on the rope cocking devise to se if it was holding. I no longer felt the load so i transfered the t-handle that was in my right hand to my left hand holding the other t handle to free a hand so i coukd remove the * string hooks fron the string of the now cocked crossbow. But as my hand reached the 1st hook the crossbow malfunctioned essentially it dry fired b4 i could remove the hooks from the string, firing the rope cocking mechanism straight down, which ripped the * t handles out l
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Of my left hand, it ricocheted straight back up into my face hitting me in the left temple and left eye. I had a concussion, a cut on my eye ball and severe light tracers in my vision from the injury and ringing in my ears.
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****, it seems like you have a high-value case. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
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