Premises vs. Workers Compensation

PC is employed by a temp agency and was working at ABC Manufacturing. On the day of the incident, his toe was run over by a forklift.

PC owns a pressure washing business. On the day of the incident, he was washing the driveway of a customer's home and tripped over uneven concrete.

PC works for ABC Heating and Cooling. He was at a YMCA fixing the A/C unit when he slipped in a puddle of water coming from the unit.

PC and a co-worker got into an argument and their co-worker threw hot grease on the PC.

PC cleans gutters on the weekend as a side-hustle. On the day of the incident, his foot went through a hole in the roof, and he fell.

PC was a worker for Burger King working in the kitchen at work when they slipped on a slick floor. PC has already received a WC settlement and now wants to pursue a slip & fall case against Burger King.

PC stopped by her job to pick up her paycheck. As she was walking through the parking lot, she tripped over a crack in the sidewalk.

PC is a subcontractor working under the supervision of a contractor. On the day of the incident, was installing wallpaper at a bank and the ladder collapsed, causing him to fall 10 feet.

PC was working at a warehouse when a machine malfunctioned and severed his finger. PC was denied WC because he failed the drug test. He wants to pursue a case against the company for the machine malfunctioning.

PC was on her way back from her lunch break when she tripped over a pothole in the parking lot.