<human>: Can you condense the text into a few key points?

A few days ago I was injured during work hours. I was not on break and the clock was running, I went to my manager's office to get some work that I was supposed to take home. We talked for a minute or two. During this time I saw her struggling with an apple slicer (basically an electric machine, with moving blades that cuts the apple into many slices). I decided to help her out, I pushed the apple with moderate strength, and to my surprise the blades were very sharp, so sharp that the sliced part of my finger. A part of my finger literally was cut off. I was rushed to emergency and I had it stitched back together. Of course stitching it was not enough, I need to see a specialist, today I spoke to my company's insurance and they said that this injure, although it happened during work hours, is not something that relates to what I'm supposed to do at my job, slicing apples is not part of my job. I wanted to know if this is correct or not, and if I should see a lawyer in case they do not want to cover the expenses. I do not want money from my employers, I just want them to cover the specialist, which I believe is the right thing to do.
<bot>: Cut part of my finger off while slicing an apple. Company's insurance says cutting apples is not part of my job. Might not get my expenses covered.