Date of Settlement: Nov. 15.
Court and Case No.: C.P. Lancaster No. 13-03995.
An aluminum production factory worker who suffered a degloving and partial amputation of several fingers after his hand was sucked into a paint applicator machine has agreed to settle his claim with the machine's alleged manufacturer and installer for $800,000.
December 17, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Date of Settlement: Nov. 15.
Court and Case No.: C.P. Lancaster No. 13-03995.
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