Personal Injury
Man Burned and Injured by Anhydrous Ammonia
Three years after a WKW client sustained permanent injuries to his right eye, a large financial settlement has been obtained. The case involved the release of anhydrous ammonia from an overfilled tank that resulted not just in serious eye damage but also burns to the man’s arms and lungs.
Related Case Results
View case results by practice area
$600,000 Recovery in Improper Crosswalk Design Case
Premises Liability
A man was severely injured when he was struck by a car while using a pedestrian crosswalk connecting...
More about this caseSettlement for Woman Shot in the Eye at a Car Care Facility
Premises Liability
When a woman suffered a serious eye injury at a car care facility, Jon Noyes and Bill Winingham...
More about this caseElderly Woman Injured by Unrestrained Dog at Hotel
Premises Liability
An eldery woman was staying at a Greenwood, Indiana, hotel when suddenly a guest’s...
More about this caseSettlement with Drunk Driver and Enabling Employer
Brain Injuries
A father of four sustained a severe brain injury at the hands of a drunk driver in Zionsville,...
More about this caseWKW Obtains Justice for Young Mother and her Twins
Truck Accidents
A young mother and her two infant daughters were killed in a fiery crash on 1-465 on the north side...
More about this caseTruck Crash Case Settled with Old-Fashioned Detective Work
Truck Accidents
A family was driving to dinner when a semi-truck came into their lane and hit their vehicle...
More about this caseContact Us
Let WKW put our experience to work for you. Contact us for your free case evaluation.
Or, call us today at (317) 920-6400
