case-results: Workers' Compensation

Client’s arm was caught in machine at work resulting in amputation. In addition to settlement, client received worker’s compensation benefits, including prosthesis care.

Client slipped on an assembly line job injuring her knee and low back requiring multiple surgeries. The settlement also included that the employer fund the sum of $628,000.00 toward future medical care. Client also received all workers’ compensation benefits due prior to settlement.

Client had a workers’ compensation claim when his hand was partially amputated while operating an electric jointer saw. Prior to settlement, client received all workers’ compensation benefits including a prosthesis.

Client was struck head on by beer truck when driver lost control while traveling too fast resulting in spine injury. Sherrod & Bernard also handled and settled all workers’ compensation issues arising out of wreck.

Client sustained third degree burns to his head and torso from chemical explosion as a result of mislabeled storage drum. Sherrod & Bernard also handled and settled all workers’ compensation issues arising out of explosion.

Client fell from ladder while installing a security system. After receiving workers’ compensation benefits for almost four years including a total knee replacement and skin graft, workers’ compensation case settled.

Client was electrocuted to death while rewiring a city building. Client’s direct employer failed to provide worker’s compensation insurance. Prior to hearing against city, it agreed to accept responsibility for worker’s compensation death benefits.

Client, who did not speak English, fell off of a roof fracturing his leg. The case was for worker’s compensation benefits. The employer denied case.

Client catastrophically injured spine in fall from utility truck. Employer paid worker’s compensation benefits prior to settlement and agreed to separately fund life-time medical care apart from settlement.

Client injured spine while working for utility company. Case settled including medical treatment for life after employer paid workers’ compensation benefits for several years.