Once multiple factors were considered, including this young
man's pain and suffering, care costs, loss of earning potential,
and the overall blow to his quality of life his workers'
compensation payout ended up being several million dollars, a
record-breaking outcome in California, where this workplace
accident lawsuit was filed.  Although this particular case
occurred in another state, Alabama law shares a similar
philosophy when it comes to workers' compensation. When someone
is injured on the job, it is not uncommon for them to focus only
on their immediate medical needs and not effectively look at the
uncertainty that might follow in their future.  This uncertainty
can be especially apparent when a brain injury is involved. The
only thing that is certain after a brain injury is life will
never be the same. Having an experienced personal injury
attorney to help break down the potential hardship and the
related costs can get injured workers more of the money they
will need to help overcome future obstacles.