Over the course of years, our team has dealt with a wide variety of cases involving amputation injury. We know the way the law works, and we take the field with the clear intention to win. When faced with the loss of large sums of money, you can expect insurance companies and organizations to fight back. Steinbrecher & Associates has a near perfect record of success in fighting for our clients and winning outstanding results. Justice is your right, and it is what we serve.

Here are two recent cases that underscore our competence in the area of amputation injury; Sawyer v. Asplundh Tree Chipper Co. and Reyes v. Pederson Mfg. Co.

In the first case, Sawyer v. Asplundh Tree Chipper Co. Ned Sawyer, an experienced tree trimmer, was on the job inserting a large branch into a tree chipper when his arms were inadvertently forced into the moving blades. If the tree chipper had been equipped with a safety device on the edge of the feeding bed, the amputation of his arms could have been prevented. Ed Steinbrecher asserted that this design defect made the tree chipper unsafe, insisting that product safety is every manufacturer's responsibility. The case was settled before trial for $4,200,000.

In the second case, Reyes v. Pederson Mfg. Co. our client, Ramon Reyes, lost the functional use of his left hand when a press he was operating accidentally came down without warning, amputating several fingers. He could no longer work doing physical labor. The defendant Vilil Pedersen Mfg. Co. refused to take responsibility for the presence of a safety defeat switch and the absence of warnings. The case was settled before trial for $1,100,000.

We understand you may have many questions about how cases proceed to trial, and what demands might be placed on you should you yourself have to appear in court. Contact us and we can help inform you on these matters or click here to check out more of our cases and to see what we have done for others in your situation. We know you'll be impressed. Thank you.