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MMI, and Impairment, in Workers’ Compensation Cases: Why They Matter

By Kelly Barcia Nuñez | Posted on July 9, 2026

The unfortunate reality is that when we are injured on the job (or in any kind of accident), we might heal…but we may never get back to our pre-accident self. Our injuries may get better and improve, and then stop healing and improving. Maximum Medical Improvement When that happens, an injured worker reaches a… Read More »

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$3,500,000 Personal Injury Autoclave explosion resulted in the client suffering from third degree burns over 80% of his body.
$2,500,000 Back Taxes Paid by multiple oil companies for back taxes owed to the City of Tampa.
$2,300,000 Workers' Compensation Client fell off ladder/scaffold and suffered from quadriplegia.
$1,995,000 Workers' Compensation Tree trimmer suffered lower extremity injury when he was pulled into mulching machine.
$1,700,000 Workers' Compensation Roofer suffered permanent spinal injury when he fell over 20 feet through hole in roof.

$625,000 Medical and Indemnity On behalf of injured worker client, November 2019.

$472,000 Medical-only settlement On behalf of injured worker client, November 2019.

— Workers' Compensation 62-year-old warehouse worker who sustained injuries to lumbar spine.

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MMI, and Impairment, in Workers’ Compensation Cases: Why They Matter

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