A carpenter on a Lehigh County courthouse project received $4 million in a settlement after a 50-foot fall that left him with fractures in his skull, ribs, pelvis, left ankle and spine and ongoing disruption to his normal functioning.
August 01, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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A carpenter on a Lehigh County courthouse project received $4 million in a settlement after a 50-foot fall that left him with fractures in his skull, ribs, pelvis, left ankle and spine and ongoing disruption to his normal functioning.
The plaintiff fell from a platform placed on the outside of the Lehigh County Courthouse, according to the plaintiffs’ papers.
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