Below are some case results from prior clients. Learn how we have been able to help our injured clients recover the compensation they deserved. Note: These are selected results. We've gotten some that are larger, and many that are smaller. Some are confidential at the request of the clients, to protect privacy.
Warning: The results here are specific to the facts and legal circumstances of each client's unique case. Any result for a prior client does not necessarily indicate similar results can be obtained for other clients. Every client's case must be evaluated on its unique facts and applicable law.
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Laurens, SC Workers’ Comp Settlement for a Shoulder and Knee Injury After an Employee Realized He Didn’t Know How to Handle His Case by Himself161,000.00
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Why an Employee with Herniated Cervical Spine Discs that Required a Fusion Surgery Needed a Spartanburg, South Carolina Workers’ Comp Attorney$160,000
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Spartanburg workers' compensation settlement with client declared totally and permanently disabled, including lifetime future medical care$135,524.63
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Healthcare Worker Obtains a South Carolina Workers’ Comp Settlement for Career-Ending Nerve Damage, With an Unexpected Legal Strategy$135,000
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When a South Carolina Workers' Comp Injury Isn't Just to the Arm- It's the Elbow, Shoulder, and Hand- and Makes Settlement Bigger then Expected$125,000
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How an Inman Employee Injured on the Job in a Car Accident Got a Car Accident Settlement Plus Workers' Comp using a Spartanburg, SC Car Accident and Workers' Comp Attorney$125,000
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How a Spartanburg, South Carolina Workers’ Comp Attorney Got a Good Settlement in a Unique Leg Injury Blood Clotting Case$117,000
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Gaffney, South Carolina Construction Worker with Shoulder Injury Gets Larger Workers’ Compensation Settlement Than He Ever Expected$110,000
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How a SC Employee Hurt on the Job in a Hit & Run Got Both a Workers’ Compensation and Car Accident SettlementConfidential Maximum Car Insurance Limit Paid
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A South Carolina Workers Comp Claim Denial due to Prior Injury Isn't Necessarily the Last Word for a Seriously Injured Employee$100,000