Securing a Torn Rotator Cuff Settlement
Experienced Lawyers Can Win a Settlement After a Serious Injury Like a Torn Rotator Cuff
We often hear from people who have been seriously injured at work. For instance, they might have a torn rotator cuff or a slipped disc, and as a result, their doctor has referred them for surgery, such as a shoulder replacement or spinal fusion. Understandably, these prospects are terrifying, especially for someone who has done heavy-duty work for most of their life.
In the best-case scenario, they can still play with their grandchildren. However, in the worst-case scenario, the surgery doesn’t work, leaving them in pain and debilitated long-term.
Given these possibilities, neither outcome sounds appealing, and many people are unsure of what they need. To be completely transparent, we’ve seen the worst happen. While every surgery carries risks, not all surgeries are successful.
For example, a seriously injured worker we recently represented underwent shoulder surgery. Fortunately, with rehab, he was back to work within six months. On the other hand, we have also seen cases where spinal fusions or shoulder replacements required a second surgery or, unfortunately, led to chronic pain.
How Can Donahoe Kearney Help You?
We focus on fighting for you, ensuring that your recommended treatment is authorized and that your benefit checks keep coming. Recently, we secured a financial award for a seriously injured worker with a back injury after the insurance company denied his benefits.
A serious injury can dramatically change your life, so having an attorney to safeguard your and your family’s future is crucial. Even as a Union Member, consider hiring your own attorney who meets all the checklist indicators. Many people feel like they’re just being run through the mill with their union’s attorneys. With us, you’ll never be just another number.
Have You Been Seriously Injured at Work and Are Worried You Might Have a Permanent Injury? Call Us Today!
Are you afraid to have surgery? Do you need surgery, and it’s not being authorized? Give us a call today at (202) 393-3320. A permanent injury may be daunting, but it doesn’t have to ruin your life. If you would like to schedule a call at a later, more convenient time for you, click here.
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