Most people think of slip-and-fall premises liability lawsuits as some of the simplest legal claims. In many ways, this is true: slip-and-fall claims can settle quickly in most cases and if the case is strong, they can be simple to win. However, not every case of this...
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Month: January 2017
Franchise not responsible for workers compensation claim
On behalf of DiLoreto, Cosentino & Bolinger P.C. | Jan 16, 2017 | Workers' Compensation
Those who are familiar with the fast food and restaurant industry know that the franchise business model creates nuanced relationships between the franchise and the business owner. Franchisees are small business owners who purchase a "brand name" for their operation....
Is truck driving the most dangerous industry in America?
On behalf of DiLoreto, Cosentino & Bolinger P.C. | Jan 12, 2017 | Workers' Compensation
When thinking about dangerous occupations, most of us would likely assume construction work, roofing or logging as the most dangerous. However, it looks like trucking might be the most dangerous job in this country, at least in terms of work-related fatalities. More...
How much power should the American Medical Association have in workers’ compensation law?
On behalf of DiLoreto, Cosentino & Bolinger P.C. | Jan 3, 2017 | Workers' Compensation
Most people never think much about how the workers' compensation determinations are guided. What standards are doctors and worker's compensation insurance providers supposed to use when making health-care recommendations or benefits determinations? In Pennsylvania,...
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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.



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