Top Workers Compensation Lawyers in LANSING | 5 available

5 Workers Compensation lawyers are available in LANSING, Michigan, including Dana M. Bennett, James O. Edokpolo, Keith A. Castora, and Rebecca S. Davies. These lawyers are rated between 3.1/5 to 3.5/5 and 56% provide free consultation.

Dana M. Bennet

Keith A. Casto

Rebecca S. Dav

James O. Edokp

Tyler J. Olney

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Dana M. Bennett

Firm: Foster, Swift, Collins and Smith, P.C.

South Washington Square , Lansing , Michigan 48933

Practice Areas: Civil ,Workers Compensation

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Keith A. Castora

South Washington Square , Lansing , Michigan 48933

Practice Areas: Workers Compensation

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Rebecca S. Davies

Firm: Foster, Swift, Collins and Smith, P.C.

South Washington Square , Lansing , Michigan 48933

Practice Areas: Corporate ,Labor ,Municipal ,Transportation ,Workers Compensation

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James O. Edokpolo

Firm: Jedo Law Firm, PLC

110 South Clemens Avenue , Lansing , Michigan 48912

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy,Criminal Defense ,Family ,Immigration & Naturalization ,Labor ,Workers Compensation

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“This gentleman has been very professional and easy to commicate with throughout my case.Thomas”

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Tyler J. Olney

Firm: Foster, Swift, Collins & Smith, P.C.

313 South Washington Square , Lansing , Michigan 48933

Practice Areas: Employer Services, General & Commercial Litigation, Mass Tort, No-Fault Litigation, Workers Compensation

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Company fired HR handling workers comp case and disability | Aug 4, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Long story, so im gonna try and do it by sort of bulletpoints to the best of my ability. If I miss anything, I will add it in the comments This has been from December 2025 to current day Location: Michigan • 20, working as welder at small town shop, had me using large hand grinder for over week 10+ hr days and developed severe carpal tunnel in right hand, moderate in left, officially seen in early December. • Continued getting worse and was extremely painful, couldn't brush teeth, drive or get dressed. Continued working and complained to company, but nothing was done in the end. Filed for workers comp to cover all appointments. • Vacation April 30th to end of May, hoping break from work and carpal tunnel shot would help, returned and still in excruciating pain. • Following up with doctors, getting EMGS done and surgeon basically wanted me in asap because it's very hindering. • First surgery date doesn't get approved in time by workers comp. I tell my job I cannot work while waiting for this surgery. I started filing for disability and wait for August 6th my next surgery date. •Working with our company's new HR lady to file for disability since I will be out of work for a month before surgery and 6 weeks after. Fast forward to now, •company fired HR lady without telling me •Haven't heard a word from workers comp (expected too) •Haven't been approved for disability this whole time…

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