Case Results

Worker’s comp settlement for a union worker who suffered a career ending shoulder injury. Complications due to surgery resulted in a brachial plexus injury and permanent total disability. Settlement figure represents total indemnity and future medical benefits.

Worker’s comp settlement for a factory worker suffering a career ending back injury with surgery. Settlement figure represents total indemnity and future medical benefits.

Personal injury settlement for a dock worker who suffered a career ending rotator cuff injury due to the negligence of a third party truck driver at the job site.

Worker’s comp settlement for a union heavy machine operator suffering a career ending thoracic outlet syndrome injury after repetitive and vibratory work activities. Settlement figure represents total indemnity and future medical benefits.

We recovered $638,000 in future lost wages for a career ending injury to a union roofer. The insurance company denied approval of his cervical fusion surgery, so we took the depositions of the doctors involved and tried the case, ultimately winning the surgery and proving his ongoing disability.

Worker’s comp settlement for a mechanic who suffered career ending injuries to his hands after years of forceful, repetitive work. Settlement figure represents total indemnity and future medical benefits.

Worker’s comp settlement for a furniture store worker suffering a career ending back injury with surgery after moving heavy items. Initially, the employer denied the accident occurred, and denied he was an employee at all.

Worker’s comp settlement representing wage differential benefits for a truck driver suffering a hand and thumb injury preventing her from returning to work in commercial driving.

We recovered $465,000 in future lost wages for a machine operator whose hands were trapped in a laminating machine, causing severe permanent damage to his hands even after multiple surgeries. This was my second case for this gentleman, the first was fought tooth and nail by the insurance company. After beginning a trial and taking his testimony, that case settled for $90,000. Prior to trial, they denied the accident happened at all.

We recovered $435,000 in future lost wages for a career ending injury to a construction worker. This case went to trial when the insurance company denied his spine and shoulder surgeries and won approval and payment of his lost time and medical care. Unfortunately, his injuries were so extensive that even after the treatment awarded at trial, he was not able to go back to his prior career in construction.

Worker’s comp settlement for death benefits after an injured worker died due to complications from her surgery.

Worker’s comp settlement for an injured fast food worker requiring back surgery and permanent restrictions.

Worker’s comp settlement, representing future lost wages for a union electrical line worker after career ending shoulder surgery.

Dog bite settlement for a house cleaner attacked by the homeowner’s pit bull, requiring shoulder surgery and extensive medications and therapy.

Dog bite victim with severe arm and hand injuries. This was the full policy limit of the dog owner’s insurance.

Rideshare Personal injury settlement for a motor vehicle accident requiring shoulder surgery.

Worker’s comp settlement for a funeral home worker suffering a career ending knee injury with surgery.

Worker’s comp settlement for an Amazon worker requiring multiple surgeries and permanent restrictions.

Worker’s comp settlement for an injured machine operator requiring back surgery.

Worker’s comp settlement for cubital tunnel and carpal tunnel injuries suffered after years of scanning groceries as a cashier. The injured worker’s case was denied entirely by the insurance company. McHargue and Jones took the case to trial and won her surgeries and back pay.

We successfully awarded bilateral knee surgeries and over a year in back pay for a woman who fell down a flight of wet stairs at work. The employer denied the accident entirely and refused to pay a dime prior to trial. They presented multiple witnesses stating that there was no water on the stairs immediately before or after the accident; however, we convinced the court that her wet clothes after the fall were sufficient proof that the stairs were in fact wet. No offer of any kind before trial.