Workers’ Compensation Case Story

$110,000 Result After Denied Shoulder Treatment

A retail worker and single parent continued to have severe pain after shoulder surgery, but the insurer denied additional treatment. We obtained expert support, helped secure approval for a second surgery, and negotiated a $110,000 settlement.

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01 · The Difficult Moment

Severe Pain Continued After the First Surgery

Our client injured her shoulder and neck at work. After her first shoulder surgery, she continued to experience severe pain. The insurance company denied requests for additional treatment and paid benefits inconsistently while she was unable to work. As a single parent, she felt frustrated, financially stressed, and alone.

02 · The Turning Point

Medical Evidence Helped Secure a Second Surgery

We took over communications with the insurer and helped secure benefits while our client was off work. We gathered her records and obtained an expert opinion supporting the need for additional treatment. After pursuing that request, we secured the insurer’s authorization for a second shoulder surgery.

03 · The Outcome

A $110,000 Settlement Reduced Financial Pressure

The case resolved for $110,000 after three years, including the surgeries and postoperative treatment. The settlement compensated our client for her injuries, reduced financial stress for her family, and gave her funds for future medical care. She was grateful for the help obtaining both treatment and compensation.

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