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Work Injury Case Results

Washington Law Center is a leading Labor & Industries (L&I) law firm in the state of Washington. We take on big corporations, insurance companies, municipalities, and third-party administrators for our clients who have been injured on the job.

Successfully dealing with the Department of Labor & Industries is difficult without aggressive legal representation.

During this difficult time, you may be overwhelmed by all the individuals involved with you L&I claim and unsure if you even need a lawyer. At Washington Law Center, we are committed to fighting for a settlement offer that represents the highest value attainable based on the facts of our client’s case.

Video Transcript: L&I Settlement Outcomes

ATTORNEY SPENCER PARR: Injured workers often call and ask us: “How can I obtain a settlement in my Labor & Industries claim?” There are various ways to obtain money at the end of the claim. One is by receipt of permanent partial disability settlement. One is through a sidebar settlement agreement, which is essentially an agreement whereby you agree not to litigate whether or not your claim should close and in trade for a certain sum of money.

A third way that you can settle your claim at the end of the case is to engage in something called a Compromise and Release Structured Settlement Agreement. It’s got this big long name, because, not only is it a traditional settlement where there’s a compromise of both parties’ positions and a release of liability, but also there’s a structured settlement aspect. In this sense, you’re entitled to obtain up to $30,000 in the first month and up to $7,000 in every subsequent month. Your payment is structured over a total number of months required in order to pay out the entire settlement amount.

If you have any questions whatsoever about how to achieve a settlement in your Labor & Industries claim, call the experienced, successful attorneys of Washington Law Center today.

Labor & Industries Case Results

With over 20 years of combined experience, Washington Law Center’s L&I attorneys have secured over $50,000,000 in pension schedules and other benefits payments to injured workers in the state of Washington from the Department of Labor & Industries (L&I) and/or self-insured employers. Payments and vested pension rights awarded to Washington’s injured workers by the Department of L&I in state-fund and self-insured employer claims.

You want an attorney with a proven track record of results. Here are some of Washington Law Center’s L&I pension results.

$25,500,000 – Workplace Injury Claim
Record setting lump sum settlement plus lifetime care and pension.  Believed to be the largest recovery in its jurisdiction.

$1,900,000 – Injury Pension for Physical and Mental Health Impairments
Injury pension paid at nearly $60,000 per year for a client with significant physical and mental health impairments.

$1,100,000 – Injury Pension for Injured Worker
Expected injury pension paid at $24,000 per year to an injured worker for an expected 46 more years.

$1,000,000 – Injury Pension Granted After Another L&I Attorney Failed
Expected injury pension paid at $35,000 per year. This particular client found attorney Spencer Parr following their representation by a prior Labor & Industries attorney who could not meet the client’s legal needs.

$960,000 – Injury Pension for Injured Worker
Expected injury pension paid at $64,000 per year for an injured worker.

$876,000 – Injury Pension for Injured Worker
Expected injury pension paid at nearly $44,000 per year for an injured worker.

$852,000 – Injury Pension for Injured Worker
Expected injury pension paid at $23,000 per year for an injured worker.

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Injury Pension Granted to Widow of Worker Who Died From Injuries
L&I Survivor’s Pension worth [undisclosed] per year for a widow’s remaining life expectancy after her husband died from his injuries more than a decade after his L&I claim closed with only a small permanent partial disability(PPD) award.

Permanent Partial Disability (PPD) Case Reopened and Won
L&I Survivor’s Pension worth [undisclosed] per year for a widow’s remaining life expectancy after her husband died following multiple injury-related surgeries, despite the Department of Labor & Industries initial order stating that his claim was closed with no permanent partial disability(PPD) awarded.

*Disclaimer: Past experiences are not a guarantee of future results as the results in any given claim are likely to be fact and law sensitive to the circumstances involved with that claim.

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Am I Eligible for L&I Pension?

Not all L&I pensions are worth the same and not all injured workers who feel entitled to an injury pension will receive one. Age, skills, labor market, medical restrictions, even the quality of legal representation all play an important role in determining how much you can collect in Labor & Industries (L&I) benefits.

Video Transcript: L&I Pension

ATTORNEY SPENCER PARR: Many people don’t know, and the Department of Labor & Industries does not advertise, that if an injured worker is injured so badly that they can’t return to work for the rest of their lives, they may be entitled to what’s known as an injury pension. They can effectively get their time loss rate, every day, for the rest of their life, no matter how long they live -even if they live beyond 100. The benefits are inflation-adjusted and keep pace over time. Those benefits can be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Washington Law Center has pensioners who have pensions worth more than 2 million dollars. Those benefits may be available to you, but the self-insured employers and the Department of Labor & Industries don’t give them away. Generally, there’s a fight. If you believe that you may be entitled to an injury pension, you should hire one of the experienced and successful attorneys of Washington Law Center today.

A Case for Experts

The state of Washington and self-insured employers fight injury pension cases harder than they fight against any other type of claim, so these cases are often litigated intensively.

The amount of money awarded in an L&I pension is based on the worker’s actual earnings at the time of injury or occupational disease manifestation.

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Our average pension client is 61 years old at the time of the award (often, at the end of a long fight), although Washington Law Center has obtained pensions for workers decades younger. Only a qualified Labor & Industries attorney can tell you if you have a good pension case or are eligible for a Compromise and Release Structured Settlement Agreement or CRSSA.

An experienced L&I attorney will help you increase the odds of your recovery. If you believe you should be entitled to an injury or occupational disease pension award, please call Washington Law Center to speak with an attorney today.

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Labor & Industries Case Resources

Washington Law Center has put together extensive Labor & Industries resources to help you navigate your L&I claim.

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No Fee Until You Win

At Washington Law Center, we have a “No-Fee Promise” with all of our work injury cases. Our attorney fees are contingent, so you pay no fees until we win.

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OVER $100 MILLION AWARDED TO OUR CLIENTS BY VERDICT, SETTLEMENT, INJURY PENSION OR JUDGMENT

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