Disclaimer: The case results below do not represent Hardison & Cochranโs entire record. Additionally, you should not form an expectation of the outcome of your case from the listed facts of the cases below. Each case listed has its own set of unique factors which contributed to the final sum obtained for the client and/or the family of a client. Remember, no two cases are the same.
Obtained for a Wilson, North Carolina nurse who suffered injuries to her leg and knee when a patient fell on her. The woman required a surgery to repair her right knee.
Obtained for a Garner, North Carolina electrician who suffered injuries to his hip, shoulder and ribs when a ladder her was standing on released causing him to fall. He required surgery to his hip to repair the damage caused by the fall.
Obtained for a Newton Grove, North Carolina who fell 25 feet off a scaffold while on the job. The man sustained spine and head injuries.
Obtained for a Garner, North Carolina truck driver who injured his neck and back while unloading supplies on a ramp. The manโs injuries require a fusion surgery.
Obtained for a Knightdale, North Carolina woman who fell down steps while on the job. The woman required surgery to her knee to fix her torn meniscus.
Obtained for a Durham, North Carolina man who was working on the highway and was struck by a vehicle while getting into his work truck.
Obtained for an Elizabeth City, North Carolina man who fell off a ladder when the cable he was working on fell. The man suffered an injury to his right hand that required surgery. He worked for the company for 19 years at the time of the accident.
Obtained for a Wise, North Carolina electrician whose fingers and hand were injured while he was installing a switch gear.
Obtained for a Norlina, North Carolina warehouse employee whose right foot was crushed when a forklift load shifted and fell on the man.
Obtained for a Wilson, North Carolina man who was working with concrete when he slip and fell. The man suffered bulging disc and was not able to move any fingers on his left hand after the accident.
