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$32,500.00 to Injured Gas Station Attendant

A gas station attendant at a big box store injured her ankle while working. The employer denied that the worker suffered any permanent symptoms as a result of the injury. After starting a trial, Our Team was able to secure the injured worker an award of $32,500.

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