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RESPECT EARNS RESULTS.
SETTLEMENTS SHOULDN’T MEAN SETTLING FOR LESS.
In a settlement, the insurance company and their attorneys are looking out for their own interests. When a Martin attorney is on the case, they view the situation through a very different lens. They know that our clients won’t be taken advantage of.
They are also well aware that we know what we’re doing, are very good at it and always put the interests of our clients first. For our clients, this typically means that we can arrive at the right settlement much sooner. More than a third of our referrals come by way of the workers we’ve represented, showing our retention rate.
Martin attorneys will help you weigh your options.
In Pennsylvania, injured workers with a lasting impairment can negotiate a lump-sum settlement that includes recovery of unreimbursed medical expenses and other disputed amounts, instead of receiving weekly benefit payments. The process requires detailed consideration by the claimant before making a decision. There are advantages and disadvantages to lump sum settlements. Martin attorneys will help you weigh your options.
IS A LUMP SUM SETTLEMENT RIGHT FOR YOU?
Frequently, insurers will offer a workers’ compensation settlement because they want to bring clarity and closure to a situation that represents a big unknown—what the case is going to cost them.
Accepting a lump sum payment means that weekly checks will be replaced by one final payment. There are a number of questions injured workers should ask themselves before deciding on a lump sum settlement, including:
- Will I regain my health?
- Will I be able to return to work?
- How long is my case likely to be in dispute?
- What is the amount of benefits left on my claim?
- Would I be eligible for further benefits?
- Will my condition deteriorate over time?
The answers to these questions will help to determine the best course of action, but they aren’t always easy to find without the help of an attorney. Martin attorneys will call upon their experience, taking all considerations into account to arrive at the best decision.
Recent Settlements
The attorneys at Martin Law have helped thousands of injured workers with important decisions in the settlement process, and have helped them recover lost wages and compensation for their injuries.
SORT BY: OR
AWARDED
INJURY
OCCUPATION
$3,200,000.00
Awarded
Cervical fracture and arterial dissection
Injury
Automotive Technician
Occupation
$675,000.00
Awarded
Multiple Injuries
Injury
Correctional Officer
Occupation
$550,000.00
Awarded
Crushed right ankle and foot
Injury
Electrician
Occupation
$500,000.00
Awarded
Suffered stroke
Injury
Union Carpenter
Occupation
$478,000.00
Awarded
Death in motor vehicle accident
Injury
Truck Driver
Occupation
$410,000.00
Awarded
Multiple injuries
Injury
Carpenter
Occupation
$403,000.00
Awarded
Bilateral carpal tunnel syndrome
Injury
Printing Press Operator
Occupation
$375,000.00
Awarded
Low back
Injury
Mover
Occupation
$250,000.00
Awarded
Shoulder Injury
Injury
Trail Guide
Occupation
$248,000.00
Awarded
Right knee meniscal tear
Injury
Union Laborer
Occupation
$241,000.00
Awarded
Low back and knee
Injury
Electrician
Occupation
$240,000.00
Awarded
Low back
Injury
Claims Representative
Occupation
$240,000.00
Awarded
Low back
Injury
Businessman
Occupation
$237,000.00
Awarded
Lumbar sprain
Injury
Truck Driver
Occupation
$235,000.00
Awarded
Head and neck injuries
Injury
Ironworker
Occupation
$230,000.00
Awarded
Herniated disc
Injury
Furniture Mover
Occupation
$230,000.00
Awarded
Herniated disc
Injury
Electrician
Occupation
$230,000.00
Awarded
Cervical and thoracic spine injuries
Injury
Nurse
Occupation
$210,000.00
Awarded
Herniated disc
Injury
Union Packer
Occupation
$210,000.00
Awarded
Death Claim
Injury
Widow of Truck Driver
Occupation
$210,000.00
Awarded
Facial Scarring
Injury
Laborer
Occupation
$206,000.00
Awarded
Shoulder injury
Injury
Assistant Operator
Occupation
$205,000.00
Awarded
Knee and wrist injuries
Injury
Licensed Practical Nurse
Occupation
$203,000.00
Awarded
Lower back injury and skull fracture
Injury
Construction Worker
Occupation
$203,000.00
Awarded
Partial Paraplegia
Injury
Carpenter
Occupation
$200,000.00
Awarded
Multiple fingers and amputation
Injury
Laborer
Occupation
$200,000.00
Awarded
Back and knee injuries
Injury
Concrete Worker
Occupation
$195,000.00
Awarded
Knee ligament injury
Injury
Carpenter
Occupation
$195,000.00
Awarded
Shoulder injury
Injury
Truck Driver
Occupation
$190,000.00
Awarded
Low back injury
Injury
Police Officer
Occupation
$190,000.00
Awarded
Knee sprain and oblique tear
Injury
Quarry Mechanic
Occupation
$180,000.00
Awarded
Shoulder and back injuries
Injury
Ultrasound Technician
Occupation
$177,000.00
Awarded
Paraplegia
Injury
Camp Counseler
Occupation
$175,000.00
Awarded
Neck, shoulder and hand injuries
Injury
Cable Installer
Occupation
$165,000.00
Awarded
Knee injury
Injury
Floor Layer
Occupation
$160,000.00
Awarded
Multiple injuries
Injury
Construction Project Manager
Occupation