Our client was driving down I-66 westbound in Northern Virginia when he encountered a rather large patch of black ice. Unfortunately he was unable to keep his work truck under control, and despite his best efforts to avoid crashing the truck, slid off the roadway and struck a post.
As a result of the accident, our client suffered neck and back sprains/strains, and also suffered from a shoulder injury which did not respond to either physical therapy or injections. Our client was diagnosed as suffering from Subacromial Impingement Syndrome and re
quired an arthroscopic subacromial decompression of the left shoulder. Following the surgery and a long course of physical therapy, our client recovered from his injuries and was released back to work without any restrictions. Following a long negotiation with the Workers Compensation Insurance Carrier, this claim settled for $45,000.
Case No. 909090MH – 2009 Virginia Workers’ Compensation Claim
A Virginia worker fell 6 feet off a truck bed, and landed on his left arm unfortunately the concrete floor was not forgiving, and our client suffered a scaphoid fracture of the left wrist. The client was taken to the nearest emergency room where it was determined that he required an Open reduction, internal fixation of the scaphoid fracture. Following the surgery and a course of physical therapy, our client returned to work without restrictions.
