Reinhardt | Harper | Davis was hired to represent a young gentleman tragically rendered a partial quadriplegic.  His single vehicle accident claim was denied by the workers’ compensation carrier. At the time of this accident, the claimant was clocked out and driving his personal vehicle. He alleged he was on his way to a service call before heading home. His…

Our Spanish-speaking client fell from the roof of a commercial building while working for a plumbing contractor. In addition to pursuing a workers’ compensation claim, our client filed a personal injury suit against the property owner, property manager, and the tenant undergoing the renovations. The tenant then sued the general contractor as a third-party defendant. Remaining facts related to the…

Our client was driving behind a tractor-trailer hauling a low-boy trailer, which made an improper left turn in front of an oncoming pick-up truck in Mecklenburg County. The pick-up struck the back of the low-boy trailer, became airborne, and landed on the hood of our client’s vehicle. Our client sustained significant injuries that required two shoulder surgeries and a lengthy…

Craig Davis represented a middle school-aged client who fell approximately 15 feet to the ground while participating in a climbing activity at a summer camp. Negligence was admitted. Our client’s injuries included compression fractures of the L1-L2 vertebrae, a displaced right heel fracture, and a right tibia growth plate injury resulting in a 1.5 cm limb length discrepancy. Our client…

Our client was injured in February of 2017 while working as a registered nurse. She suffered an injury while assisting a patient. As a result of her injuries in the accident, our client developed chronic regional pain syndrome (CRPS) and anxiety, which caused her to be completely disabled from work. The workers’ compensation insurance carrier stopped all of her benefits,…