Case Results

Young driver runs red light causing a t-bone collision with client. Client suffered serious injuries requiring neck surgery. Case settled pre-suit for policy limits including all available uninsured motorist coverage.

Client sustained serious injuries to the back and neck when rear ended by distracted driver.

Client fell from ladder while installing a security system. After receiving workers’ compensation benefits for almost four years including a total knee replacement and skin graft, workers’ compensation case settled.

Client was electrocuted to death while rewiring a city building. Client’s direct employer failed to provide workers’ compensation insurance. Prior to hearing against city, it agreed to accept responsibility for worker’s compensation death benefits.

Client, who did not speak English, fell off of a roof fracturing his leg. The case was for workers' compensation benefits. The employer denied case.

Client injured her back when she slipped and fell in a parking lot on improperly maintained cross walk.

Client catastrophically injured spine in fall from utility truck. Employer paid worker’s compensation benefits prior to settlement and agreed to separately fund life-time medical care apart from settlement.

Client injured spine while working for utility company. Case settled including medical treatment for life after employer paid workers’ compensation benefits for several years.

Client injured neck and back while working when another driver failed to yield causing a collision. In addition, our firm obtained a second settlement for the client in handling his workers’ compensation case that included payment of all medical expenses, lost wages and additional benefits.

Client catastrophically injured lower back and knees during a lifting incident while working for a paper company. Sherrod & Bernard, P.C., obtained all workers’ compensation benefits for many years before settling the case. The settlement also requires the workers’ compensation insurance company to pay medical bills for life.