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Workers Compensation Case Results

McMullen v. Ecolab and Chartis Insurance Co.

McMullen v. Ecolab and Chartis Insurance Co. , – settled for $301,074 of which $66,424 was placed in a Medicare Set Aside Account for his future medical needs. On March 20, 2008 the claimant, a 55 year old repairman, sustained 2nd and 3rd degree burns over 30-40% of his body when the dishwasher on More Info →

Escamilla v. Campco, Inc. (2009)

Settled for $725,000.   Claimant, an undocumented worker from Mexic0, worked as an unskilled construction laborer.  He fell from a floor joist onto a concrete floor resulting in a traumatic brain injury.  He was hospitalized at the University of Virginia Medical Center in Charlottesville and later moved to Sheltering Arms Hospital in Midlothian.  The claim was More Info →

Horton v. Southern Auto Supply and Wausau Ins. Co. (2009)

Settled for $106,286 and payment of medical benefits.  Our client injured his shoulder on the job and underwent surgery to correct a torn rotator cuff.  His treating surgeon determined that he would have a 23% permanent impairment rating to his arm.  The claim was accepted and an award for temporary total disability benefits was entered.  Since More Info →

McCoy v. Diamond Auto Glass and American Zurich Ins. Co. (2009)

Settled for $113,200 and payment of medical benefits.  Client was a store manager in Staunton.  He injured his back in December 2007 and continued to work on light duty until February 2009 when he was laid off.  In March 2009 the insurance company began vocation rehabilitation services bu;t would not pay him his lost wage More Info →

Myers v. Spotsylvania County Schools and VML Insurance Programs (2009)

Settled for $287,500.  Client was an elementary school guidance counselor that fainted and fell from a school bus breaking her femur.  The cause of her fainting was never resolved.  She subsequently developed reflex sympathetic dystrophy (RSD) and chronic regional pain syndrome (CRPS).  Her claim was denied by her employer and its insurance company.  The employer More Info →

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