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Landscapers face severe occupational risks in winter months
On behalf of DiLoreto, Cosentino & Bolinger P.C. | Jan 31, 2019 | Uncategorized
Landscapers in Pennsylvania do not only work when the sun is out. The nature of their jobs offers them few tasks to do indoors, and winter storms often have them spending many hours outdoors addressing broken trees and other weather-related damage. If you work in this...
Understanding workers’ compensation benefits
On behalf of DiLoreto, Cosentino & Bolinger P.C. | Jan 15, 2019 | Uncategorized
Even a minor workplace injury could be devastating to your family's budget. A trip to the emergency room for a broken bone, stitches or other injury can result in bills from numerous caregivers, including the doctor who treated you, the radiologist, any consulting...
Why experienced guidance after a truck accident is important
On behalf of DiLoreto, Cosentino & Bolinger P.C. | Jan 11, 2019 | Uncategorized
Large trucks and semitrailers are responsible for delivering products across the country, and they play a significant role in the American economy. Trucks are important, but they are significantly heavier and larger than other types of vehicles on the road....
The many occupational risks faced by cashiers
On behalf of DiLoreto, Cosentino & Bolinger P.C. | Jan 3, 2019 | Uncategorized
Occupational hazards exist in almost all jobs. Many people in Pennsylvania might not realize that cashiers put their health -- and even their lives -- on the line to serve their customers. If this is how you earn your income, you will know that when it comes to...
Protect your teen from year-end hazards on Pennsylvania roads
On behalf of DiLoreto, Cosentino & Bolinger P.C. | Dec 27, 2018 | Uncategorized
Hundreds of people nationwide lose their lives in car accidents over the year-end holidays every year, including in Pennsylvania, and those left with serious injuries make up hundreds of thousands more. Sadly, many of these victims are young, inexperienced teenage...
Forklifts could be life-threatening workplace hazards
On behalf of DiLoreto, Cosentino & Bolinger P.C. | Dec 20, 2018 | Uncategorized
Workers in warehouses in the area between Philadelphia and Baltimore face multiple safety hazards. Some of the most dangerous pieces of machinery in such facilities are mobile equipment such as lift trucks and forklifts. If you are the operator of such a vehicle, you...
Your child’s gifts might pose life-threatening risks
On behalf of DiLoreto, Cosentino & Bolinger P.C. | Dec 12, 2018 | Uncategorized
The continued need for the public and government agencies to protect children from hazardous toys is evident after a recent investigation into the safety of toys on the shelves this holiday season. Although the Consumer Product Safety Commission along with...
Mind your step to avoid hospital and courtroom visits this winter
On behalf of DiLoreto, Cosentino & Bolinger P.C. | Nov 29, 2018 | Uncategorized
Slips, trips and falls happen throughout the year. However, chances of slip-and-fall accidents are significantly higher as New Year approaches. Snow and ice are your biggest enemies when you visit Pennsylvania shopping centers, hotels, restaurants, supermarkets,...
How can you stay safe while driving at night?
On behalf of DiLoreto, Cosentino & Bolinger P.C. | Nov 20, 2018 | Uncategorized
Daylight Saving Time ended earlier this month, which means it is getting darker sooner. Driving on Pennsylvania roads at night is the most hazardous time to drive, and you might find yourself spending more time driving at night. The National Safety Council says...
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$5.5 Million
$5 Million
$1.7 Million
Recovery for premise liability spinal cord injury, in which liability was disputed.
$1.55 Million
Workers’ compensation recovery for a partial leg amputation and traumatic brain injury, in which liability was disputed.
$1.2 Million
Settlement (Liability insurance limits) for death claim arising out of tractor trailer collision
$1 Million
Settlement for closed head injury/facial fractures due to negligent construction site practices
$1 Million
$1 Million
Total workers' compensation settlement for injured worker who suffered orthopedic injuries and additional GI injuries due to prescription medications.
$890,000
Settlement for head injury of injured worker caused by negligent operation of equipment by a non-employer contractor on the job site.
$875,000
$825,000
$770,000
Workers’ compensation and personal injury recovery for foot injury and toe amputations.
$675,000
Settlement for bilateral wrist injuries caused by the negligent operation of a tractor-trailer.
$625,000
Workers’ compensation recovery for a fatal claim, in which liability was disputed.
$600,000
Settlement for statutory cap of $500,000 for wrongful death of a worker who was killed when struck by a government-owned vehicle as well as policy limit for underinsured motorist coverage.


