Cases: Electric Shock

$4 million settlement for construction accident for 30-year old elevator mechanic’s helper who suffered electric shock while working “live” on elevator modernization project, with resulting injuries to his left shoulder, back and neck, as well as neuropsychiatric and emotional disorders.

$3.3 million settlement for construction accident for 27-year old electrician who fell from a ladder after receiving an electric shock, with resulting back injury with herniated disc that required epidural steroid injections, surgical discectomy and spinal fusion.

$450,000 settlement for construction accident for 32-year old electrician who received electric shock and suffered torn rotator cuff.

Case Results

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$2.1 million
settlement

for 33-year old electrician who fell from ladder while attempting to fit heavy cable into crown box when cable sprung back and struck him, causing him to suffer left shoulder injury with impingement.

$1.6 million
settlement

for 38-year old electrician who slipped and fell on debris on stairway with resulting cervical herniated disc and aggravation of pre-existing arthritic changes.

$2.55 million
settlement

for 42-year old electrician who fell into an uncovered, unprotected hole and suffered a severe low back injury with herniated disc(s) that required surgery at L4-5 and L5-S1 levels.

$1.75 million
settlement

for 26-year old construction worker who fell through opening in roof and fractured his wrist, requiring surgery with open reduction and internal fixation, external fixation device, and eventual fusion.

$2.5 million
settlement

for 38-year old female electrician (with history of prior neck injury) who tripped on uneven Masonite protective floor covering, and suffered neck injury with herniated discs requiring cervical fusion.

$1.2 million
settlement

during trial for 40-year old sheet metal worker who was struck in the neck and shoulder by an air conditioning unit and suffered herniated cervical discs and cervical radiculopathy.