Georgia Man Awarded $4.25 Million As Settlement For Worker’s Compensation Lawsuit.

Filing a worker’s compensation claim can be complicated and awkward for an injury victim. A claim involving your employer or a third party may be the last thing an injured employee wants to do. However, this may be the only way for an injured employee to be able to begin recovering from their injuries sustained while at work. Our team of Boston, Massachusetts worker’s compensation attorneys and expert personal injury lawyers at the Law Offices of Gilbert R. Hoy, Jr. and Affiliates have decades of experience fighting for our clients. Contact us today for a free and confidential consultation to discuss what legal remedies you are entitled to for your injuries while working.

A man who was injured falling from a ladder has reached a $4.25 million settlement more than five years after the accident. Lorenzo Cortez, now 44 years-old, was painting a house in Cumming, Georgia when he fell and injured his spinal cord and face. The fall left him a quadriplegic and he developed diabetes and psychological problems. Mr. Cortez spent about a month at the Shepherd Center for the treatment of his spinal injury, and his workers’ compensation paid for an accessible house and interim care. Under the terms of the settlement, Cortez was awarded a lump sum settlement of more than $500,000 and will receive annual payments of $250,000 for the next 15 years, guaranteed to him or his beneficiaries.

If you or a loved one have been involved in an accident and were injured while on the job, you may be entitled to substantial compensation. Please contact one of our expert Boston personal injury lawyers or our Massachusetts worker’s compensation attorney specialists here at our Boston, Massachusetts law firm. Someone will be here 24/7 and can be reached by phone at 617-787-3700 or email us at info@gilhoylaw.com. Your needs are our top priority!

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