Stephanie v. Augusta Health
While working as a respiratory therapist, Stephanie suffered from a broken foot. She was awarded $272,076 in benefits.
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HammondTownsend workers’ compensation case results for clients in the Charlottesville area.
While working as a respiratory therapist, Stephanie suffered from a broken foot. She was awarded $272,076 in benefits.
Stephanie v. Augusta Health Read More »
Jennifer suffered a foot and ankle injury on the job. She was awarded $2,105,789.52 in benefits.
Jennifer v. Sprint Corp Read More »
Our client was involved in a motor vehicle accident while preforming his job as a truck driver. He suffered multiple injuries and was awarded $422,172
Mawyer v. Houff Transfer Read More »
Alexandra worked as a chef when her hand became stuck in a meatgrinder. As a result, she suffered an amputation. She was awarded $875,000 in
Alexandra v. Chimera Read More »
Our client suffered a knee injury while on the job. As a result, she was awarded $800,609 in benefits.
Estes v. UVA Health System Read More »
It is not surprising that employees who work in retail, particularly when they work in so-called “big box” stores, are subject to injury from merchandise
Workers’ Compensation Challenges – Ernest C. Read More »
Case Details Claimant, an undocumented worker from Mexico, worked as an unskilled construction laborer. He fell from a floor joist onto a concrete floor resulting
Escamilla v. Campco, Inc. (2009) Read More »
Case Details This Claimant injured her back while working as a registered nurse for the employer. Results HammondTownsend obtained a lump sum settlement in the
Snyder v. Davita, Inc. and American Home Assurance Co./AIG Casualty (2013) Read More »
Case Details The Claimant injured his back when he was lifting a tire on the job at Tapscott Brothers Logging, Inc. Results HammondTownsend helped the
Taylor v. Tapscott Brothers Logging, Inc. and Forestry Mutual Ins. Co. (2012) Read More »
Case Details While at work, the Claimant slipped and fell. He injured his right arm, right shoulder, right side, back, head, and neck. Results In
Toney, Jr. v. Don’s Florist & Gifts, Inc. and Hartford Casualty Ins. Co. (2013) Read More »