Injured Worker Awarded over $750,000 in Settlement After Fall from a Ladder

Injured Worker Awarded over $750,000 in Settlement After Fall from a Ladder

Life can change in an instant, and for one man, it changed while he was doing something as routine as climbing a ladder on the job as a gardener. While shaping up a tree as part of his work routine, he fell from a ladder, sustaining a back injury that ultimately required screws to stabilize his spine. Would he be able to return to work? How would he make ends meet? What would life look like after such a traumatic injury? The answers to these questions weren’t clear, and he found himself needing the support of a skilled attorney to navigate the complexities of a personal injury case.After hearing great things from other attorneys, he decided to contact Hill & Moin.

From the first consultation, he was impressed by the professionalism and compassion of the staff. Hill & Moin not only handled his case expertly but also supported him through every step of his recovery. The team assisted with scheduling appointments and ensured he had everything he needed, providing peace of mind during a very stressful time.

When it came time for the legal proceedings, Hill & Moin’s efforts paid off. The settlement they secured for him was far greater than he had ever hoped. He was grateful for how the attorneys fought for his best interests, ensuring that he received a settlement that would truly help him move forward with his life.

When asked how he would rate his experience with Hill & Moin out of five stars, Ventura didn’t hesitate. “Five,” he said. “And more if I could.” He was beyond impressed with not only the outcome of his case but also the level of care and attention he received throughout the entire process. It was clear that Hill & Moin had earned his complete trust and gratitude.

The settlement of the case gave him the financial freedom he needed to start thinking about the next chapter of his life. After much thought, he is considering moving back to Guatemala to buy a house. For him, it wasn’t just about financial compensation, it was about finding a fresh start and a way to rebuild after the trauma of his injury and recent family deaths.We’re honored to have been a part of his journey and wish him all the best as he begins the next chapter of his life in Guatemala.