Fulginiti Law Secures $9.8 Million Verdict for Injured Construction Worker
The fall caused a broken arm, multiple herniated discs, and torn ligaments—injuries that required several surgeries and permanently impacted his ability to return to work as a union carpenter. The verdict ensures he will have the medical care, financial stability, and long-term support he and his family needs.
"Construction workers should be able to return home to their families in the same health they went to work." said
Evidence presented at trial showed that:
The building owner and the contractors failed to properly cover and secure the shaft or install proper fall-protection systems.
Despite the shaft appearing on drawings before the work started, those drawings were not properly communicated or reviewed by the parties.
The owner and contractors ignored industry standards, OSHA regulations, contract requirements and even its own internal safety protocols.
The verdict found our client was zero percent comparatively at fault and 100% fault was found on the defendants. The verdict awarded damages for medical care, lost earnings, and the profound impact of the injuries on the plaintiff's day-to-day life.
"Despite the finger pointing, blame shifting and efforts to blame the plaintiff, the plaintiff prevailed." Fulginiti added. "When companies fail to do the right thing, workers pay the price."
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