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Delay damages in the case, which stemmed from a mortar-laden machine running over the worker's foot, could raise the judgment to nearly $3.8 million, according to plaintiffs attorneys.
August 22, 2019 at 06:31 PM
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A welder whose foot was run over by a motorized pallet jack loaded with mortar has secured a $2.87 million award.
On Aug. 15, a Dauphin County jury awarded John Jarema $400,000 in past lost earnings, $1.4 million in lost earning capacity and $980,000 in pain and suffering. Along with a stipulated workers’ compensation and medical lien of nearly $98,000, Jarema received more than $2.87 million. The nearly four-day trial was held before Dauphin County Court of Common Pleas Judge Andrew Dowling.
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