A construction worker was injured when he slipped off of a roof and fell. The injured worker was later prescribed pain medications that killed him due to an accidental overdose. Our Team was able to show the court that the prescription of pain killing drugs like fentanyl, morphine, and oxycodone was related to the work injury and entitled the worker’s son to dependency benefits. Our Team secured the surviving child an initial award of $415,558, with the potential to add another $193,600 if the child attended college.
A construction worker who fell from a roof sustained multiple injuries, including to his spinal…
Our Team was representing a roofer with an eye injury when he sustained a second…
After the death of her machinist husband due to chronic obstructive lung disease from breathing…
An asbestos abatement worker was exposed to asbestos and iron dust over a 2 yr.…
During his career, an auto mechanic was exposed to substances including asbestos and smoke. After…
A career garage mechanic was chronically exposed to asbestos while repairing brakes and truck clutches.…