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Did Your Job Damage Your Hearing?

People do not commonly associate hearing loss injuries with workers’ compensation claims. However, hearing loss injuries are a frequent basis for workers’ compensation claims. Ear damage may occur suddenly or develop over a period of time. Regardless of the cause, if a hearing loss injury is suffered as a result of your work, you may be entitled to make a workers’ compensation claim.

Tennessee workers’ compensation laws changed in 2014. The change was comprehensive and affected how workers pursue their claims. At our firm, we have a long history of representing clients in workers’ compensation claims. We understand how the new laws affect our clients, and we can help advise you going forward.

Over 60 Years Of Combined Experience

At Boren & Boyd, PLC, we have extensive experience with workers’ compensation claims, especially those involving work noise injuries. Our principal attorneys, Ricky Boren and Jeff Boyd have over 60 years of combined experience handling workers’ compensation claims. Our lawyers have handled thousands of cases involving work at The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company plant, as well as clients injured at other local and regional manufacturing plants.

Having a lawyer on your side is critical in certain workers’ compensation cases. An attorney can help evaluate your claim, get expert medical opinions and pursue the remedy you need to address your concerns — such as taking care of yourself and your family should you be unable to work.

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You can also reach us locally at our Jackson office at 731-423-3300 or by emailing us online. We serve clients throughout Western Tennessee.