What are common causes of forklift injuries?

Common causes include operator error, mechanical failure, poor training, and unsafe work environments.

Who is responsible for a forklift injury?

Liability may fall on an employer, third-party contractor, maintenance company, or equipment manufacturer.

In some cases, yes — especially if gross negligence or third-party liability is involved. We’ll evaluate your specific situation.

Yes. While we serve clients across Gainesville, we also handle serious injury cases throughout Georgia and nationwide.

Damages may include medical costs, rehabilitation, lost wages, future care expenses, and pain and suffering.

Georgia’s modified comparative negligence law may still allow recovery if you're less than 50% responsible.

In Georgia, you have two years from the date of the injury to file a lawsuit.

What are common causes of forklift injuries?
Common causes include operator error, mechanical failure, poor training, and unsafe work environments.
Who is responsible for a forklift injury?
Liability may fall on an employer, third-party contractor, maintenance company, or equipment manufacturer.
Can I sue my employer after a forklift accident?
In some cases, yes — especially if gross negligence or third-party liability is involved. We’ll evaluate your specific situation.
Do you handle cases outside of Gainesville?
Yes. While we serve clients across Gainesville, we also handle serious injury cases throughout Georgia and nationwide.
What compensation can I recover?
Damages may include medical costs, rehabilitation, lost wages, future care expenses, and pain and suffering.
What if I was partly at fault?
Georgia’s modified comparative negligence law may still allow recovery if you're less than 50% responsible.
How long do I have to file a claim?
In Georgia, you have two years from the date of the injury to file a lawsuit.