back injury
How much of a settlement should I ask for a back injury, that has caused permanant work restrictions of 25lbs. ?
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Read More Answered By: Evan Harris |
Re: back injury Usually a physical impairment rating is the basis for your settlement, however, several factors including your ability to return to work, age, education, and transferable job skills all affect the value of your case. Hiring an attorney is usually the best way to maximize the claim. Feel free to contact us if you have further questions.
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