Attorney Kyle Findley

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Jason Itkin, Kyle Findley, and Adam Lewis secured $357.7 million in a confidential settlement on behalf of several injured employees. A workplace accident led to the injury of numerous workers, each of whom turned to Arnold & Itkin for help. Our firm was able to secure record settlements for each of them, collectively obtaining the largest workplace accident settlement in state history. Kurt, Jason, and the rest of the team were able to achieve this result within only 16 months of the date of injury.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley achieved a massive settlement on behalf of individuals and their families affected by an oilfield incident. Taking 30 depositions in 2 months, our team worked tirelessly to ensure justice for our clients.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Jason Itkin, Kyle Findley, and Adam Lewissecured a settlement of $92.7 million for a worker who was severely burned while on the job. The size of the settlement set a statewide record for personal injury settlements for people in similar situations, breaking a previous record of $87 million that was also set by our firm. Arnold & Itkin is proud to have represented our client, and we’re thrilled that his settlement will allow him to provide for his family for the rest of his life.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley settled a wrongful death case on behalf of two adult children who lost their mother in an incident, ultimately recovering a record-breaking $81 million settlement.

Attorney Jason Itkin and the team of lawyers from Arnold & Itkin won an impressive $76.6 million jury verdict on behalf of a boy who suffered gynecomastia, or irregular female breast growth. The verdict came against Johnson & Johnson and Janssen Pharmaceutical for their drug, Risperdal. The team was also assisted by Cory Itkin and Santana McMurrey from the firm. Both Jason and Kyle provided representation for the boy’s family, bringing a lawsuit against J&J for failing to provide a proper warning that their antipsychotic medicine, Risperdal, could lead to the development of female breasts. This verdict will help ensure that J&J is held accountable for causing such devastating disfigurement to Arnold & Itkin’s client.

J&J and Janssen Pharmaceuticals tried to argue that because their drug was the only drug that worked for the boy, he continued to stay on the drug—even though he was informed of the potential risks. They also tried to argue that Risperdal does not even cause gynecomastia, despite significant evidence that shows otherwise. Our team discovered pivotal evidence through careful cross-examination that was known in the case as “Tab 4.” It became crucial to our case and had never become public until the trial. This included scientific data that showed a clear link between Risperdal and the condition known as gynecomastia. Even though they had this information, J&J knowingly kept this evidence secret, hiding it from the FDA and burying it from scientific studies.

The Philadelphia jury found that Johnson & Johnson was guilty of falsifying, concealing, and/or destroying evidence. After just 11 days of trial, they unanimously agreed that J&J failed to warn of the side effects of Risperdal, thus causing our client to develop gynecomastia. They awarded our client $76.6 million—the largest single verdict in such a case.

Arnold & Itkin LLP represented contract workers who were injured in a plant explosion against defendants who denied liability and tried to shift blame to the plaintiff’s employer. Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley took more than 40 depositions and were successful in making things right for our clients, who suffered orthopedic injuries and post traumatic stress disorder. The $51,000,000 settlement was reached before trial.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, and Adam Lewis successfully recovered a massive settlement on behalf of workers who sustained severe orthopedic injuries and/or post-traumatic stress disorder following a serious incident at work. We are proud to have achieved justice on their behalf.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, and Kala Sellers represented three Jones Act seamen who had been severely injured in a vessel collision. Their injuries were catastrophic in nature—leaving them unable to continue working and unable to care for their families. Our firm took on the case and worked tirelessly to prove that the defendant’s management failures were the direct cause of the accident. Despite this, the defendants went on to minimize our clients’ injuries. We continued to develop evidence and prepare for trial, and after several days in court, we were able to successfully reach a $40 million settlement on behalf of our clients.

In 2004, Georgia-Pacific hired Aircon, Inc. to design and install a dust collection system to protect their Corrigan, TX plant from disaster. The system worked by taking highly-combustible dust from an industrial sander and carrying it to a baghouse where filter bags cleaned it from the air. This worked in conjunction with a spark detection and suppression system to protect the baghouse; this was designed and supplied by GreCon, Inc.

10 years later, on April 26, 2014, these systems utterly failed. Sparks went through the ductwork and entered the baghouse, causing an explosion and deflagration. Unknowingly, our client had been standing within range of the disaster and was engulfed by the fire. He suffered catastrophic, life-threatening burns as a result. However, despite this, our client worked to alert emergency services and even refused to leave for medical treatment until he had confirmed that his co-workers were being transported for medical care.

When he finally did leave, he was taken by life flight helicopter to a Tier 1 burn unit where his lengthy healing process began. By the time his trial had started, he had already undergone seven surgical procedures and was projected to receive multiple more in the future. Attorneys Kyle Findley and Adam Lewis took on the case and fought tirelessly for him. During the three week trial, they argued that the systems were unsafe and failed to meet industry standards. The jury deliberated and found both defendants negligent.

In the end, they awarded a record $39.744 million verdict for our client.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, and Adam Lewis fought for a family that was involved in a serious truck accident. Although the defendants tried to deny accountability and even sought to lay the blame for the crash on our client’s shoulders, we disproved these arguments and showed that the truck was dangerous and the truck driver should not have been on the road in the first place. The defendants settled for $35.5 million.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, and Kala Sellers took on the case of a Jones Act seaman who injured his head after being involved in a vessel collision. Despite the gravity of his injuries, the defendants denied all responsibility for the incident. They also tried to limit their own liability by blaming other parties involved. We refused to back down or accept their excuses—fighting to protect our clients’ rights. After just one week of trial, we were able to reach a settlement of $31 million.

Our clients’ husband and father was working on an offshore rig owned and operated by Talos ERT, LLC to remove sections of aging pipeline. The decedent’s employer was contracted out to Talos, who planned and signed off on the entire project. Their plans included the use of rope to lift and lower large sections of pipeline despite there being more appropriate equipment available for the job.

Talos elected not to use these safer options through the entire planning process. As a result, a large piece of pipe broke free and landed on the decedent, ultimately killing him.

Talos took no responsibility for this incident, blaming the decedent’s coworkers and employer. They offered nothing but a nuisance value settlement to the deceased worker’s family, which is a legal term that means the cost of hiring a lawyer. To counter, we argued in court that the entire plan was Talos’ responsibility. The jury saw the truth of it. In the end, they granted our clients the largest wrongful death award in state history.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley represented an individual who suffered from orthopedic injuries and post traumatic disorder after being involved in an explosion. The $26,000,000 settlement ensured that our client would be taken care of for life.

Although the defendants denied all responsibility, attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley were able to settle a case on behalf of their client, a worker who sustained second degree burns in a plant incident, for $22,900,000. The defendants chose to settle rather than face a jury, and our client will be taken care of for life.

When a worker was injured in a plant explosion and incurred nearly $400,000 in past medical bills, he turned to Arnold & Itkin LLP for representation. Our firm proved that his injuries were due to the negligence of the plant and other contractors on site and was able to settle the case for approximately $21,900,000 before trial began.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Caj Boatright, Roland Christensen, and Kyle Findley settled an oilfield accident case for $18.75 million on behalf of a worker who was seriously injured on the job. Once our client turned to us, we immediately demanded the companies involved to turn over tens of thousands of documents. We examined every document until we found the detail that would decide the case. Our firm aggressively cross-examined witnesses and developed the case for trial. Eventually, the defendant was forced to settle with our client rather than face his claim before a jury. We’re proud to say that our client will have everything he needs medically and financially for the rest of his life.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, and Kala Sellers stood up against corporate giants Williams Companies, Inc. and Sabic Petrochemicals to obtain an $18.5 million jury verdict for injuries wrongfully sustained in our clients. Though our firm thoroughly intends to bring Williams Companies, Inc. to further justice in future trials, juries have awarded our clients a combined $30 million from just two trials so far. This case was the first to hold Sabic Petrochemical financially responsible for the incident – the plant owners possessed a 16% stake at the time of the explosion. As our team pursues further trials against the parties responsible for this incident, we do so with our clients in mind, hopeful and honored to bring hard-working victims the justice they deserve.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley have won a verdict of $15,458,434.32 for our clients, who were injured and traumatized by the Williams Olefins plant explosion in 2013. The blast occurred during a $400 million expansion project, which was initiated while operations continued at the plant. The CEO and the board of directors were warned that continuing operations would put workers at increased risk, but they overruled the safety warnings and ordered that the plant continue operating instead of shutting down for a few months for the expansion project.

As a result, a reboiler over-pressurized from the lack of a functioning valve, causing an explosion that could be seen for miles. Our clients were all injured in the blast and were forced to flee the site immediately. The event left them with both physical and psychological injuries, and they needed compensation to help heal.

The plant’s owners’ parent company, Williams Companies, Inc., attempted to limit their compensation by placing the blame on Williams Olefins LLC—the holding company for the plant. With a vast amount of experience with plant operations, Arnold & Itkin attorneys set out to find the truth. After receiving over 100,000 documents, we found that the pressure relief valve for the reboiler was not opened.

More importantly, we found that the isolated reboiler was the subject of multiple audits and safety warnings—all of which were ignored, as the necessary repair was never provided. We discovered evidence that the Defendants had “substantial certainty” that an explosion would occur under those circumstances. As a result, our clients could seek compensation beyond the limits set by workers’ compensation. The most vital evidence we found, however, was proof that Williams Companies, Inc. were the true employers of plant managers and personnel, and were in control of daily operations at the site.

During trial, the Defendants insisted that they were protected by the statutory employer defense. They continued to exclusively blame Williams Olefins LLC, which would limit their responsibility for the explosion. However, after 3 weeks the jury saw the truth—they awarded a judgment in favor of the Plaintiffs, and found that the plant managers were actually employees of Williams Companies, Inc.

As a result, the jury assigned 95% responsibility to Williams Companies, Inc. and 3% to Williams Olefins LLC. Both were found to have substantial certainty about the inevitability of an explosion, and so a sizable award was able to be given to our clients.

The jury awarded our clients the following: $9.4 million, $3.6 million, $360,000, and $205,000. The award was made of the original judgment ($13,679,933.) as well as pre-judgment interest ($1,778,409.79). All told, our clients were awarded over $15.4 million for their injuries and pain.

Arnold & Itkin was proud to help our clients get the help and justice they needed. We are also honored to be representing over 100 more workers in upcoming trials with Clayton, Fruge, and Ward—fighting to get every injured worker the compensation due to them. This case was presided over by the Honorable Elizabeth Engolio and was filed in Iberville Parish, Louisiana.

After two weeks of trial, Attorneys Kyle Findley, Kala Sellers, and John Grinnan from Arnold & Itkin successfully secured a $14.5 million settlement for a client who suffered injuries requiring medical treatment. Our victory occurred despite the defendants' denial of responsibility and claim of full recovery. Our attorneys were proud to use their extensive trial experience to ensure our client's ongoing care.

Arnold & Itkin Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Jason Itkin, Adam Lewis, and Victoria Alford represented a man who sustained serious injuries to his neck because of a work-related accident. Our efforts led to a record-setting settlement of $13,780,000 within 16 months of our client’s injury-causing incident.

Kurt Arnold, Jason Itkin, Kyle Findley, Adam Lewis, and Victoria Alford represented a man who sustained injuries while he was trying to escape from an explosion at the plant he worked at. During the incident, our client sustained injuries to his back. The $13,700,000 settlement we secured for him will make sure he and his family have the financial security they need and deserve.

Kurt Arnold, Jason Itkin, Kyle Findley, Adam Lewis, and Victoria Alford represented a Texas refinery worker who sustained a serious back injury while on the job. Our client needed compensation for damages caused by this injury, and we worked quickly to obtain it for him. Not only did we secure a significant $13,780,000 settlement, but we also did so within 16 months of our client’s accident. This result means that our client will have the financial security that he needs.

Arnold & Itkin successfully settled a case on behalf of a contract worker who suffered the loss of a leg due to a hazardous conveyor that was inadequately guarded and operated. Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, and John Grinnan presented compelling evidence showing the facility owner and safety company were aware of the danger but failed to take any action to prevent our client's injury. We settled the case for $13.6 million.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley fought and settled on behalf of an individual who was injured during an oilfield incident through no fault of her own, which ultimately resulted in a three level neck surgery.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Jason Itkin, Kyle Findley, Adam Lewis, and Victoria Alford obtained a settlement of $12,720,000 for a worker who was injured in a plant explosion. Our client was a plant worker who injured his neck while trying to save himself during a potentially fatal disaster. The settlement set a statewide record for workers who suffered similar injuries. Now, our client and his family are taken care of for life as a result of his settlement.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, and Adam Lewis obtained $12,600,000 in a settlement on behalf of a plant worker who was severely injured in a workplace accident. The loss of his legs meant he nor his wife were able to work, eliminating their family's income all at once. His employer dodged responsibility for the accident and did not offer to help the worker's family make ends meet after the incident. During the trial process, they filed multiple motions and 5 appeals—but in the end, our client outlasted them. Thanks to 30 depositions that proved their negligence, the defendant settled with our client on the eve of the trial's start date.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, Kala Sellers, and Adam Lewis obtained a $12.5 million settlement for the family of a Texas man who was electrocuted and killed by a downed power line. The electric company was ultimately responsible for the power line’s condition—their failure to inspect and maintain their equipment is what led directly to our client’s death. Our firm pushed the case forward as aggressively as possible, getting a trial date less than a year from the day our client died. Through around-the-clock investigation and gathering numerous depositions, our firm compelled the defendant to settle with our client three weeks before trial was scheduled to begin. Arnold & Itkin is proud to fight for people harmed by reckless utility companies.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, and Adam Lewis achieved a $12.3 million settlement on behalf of the residents impacted by an apartment fire. Our lawyers were able to identify many responsible parties, ultimately settling the case for a record amount. This case is representative of our commitment to helping innocent people who are harmed in preventable incidents.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley fought on behalf of an elderly couple who suffered from post traumatic stress disorder after an accident, recovering $12,000,000 that will take care of them for life.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Jason Itkin, Kyle Findley, Adam Lewis, and Victoria Alford reached a settlement of $11,660,000 on behalf of a refinery worker who hurt his neck in a work accident. The refinery where he was working exploded, which led to his injury. Our result on his behalf will ensure that he is able to provide for himself for the rest of his life. We were proud to get our client a record-setting settlement only 16 months after the date of his injury. Now, he can rest easy and focus on his recovery.

Kurt Arnold, Jason Itkin, Kyle Findley, Adam Lewis, and Victoria Alford represented a client who needed help after sustaining back injuries while running from a plant explosion. Our work resulted in a $11,660,000 settlement that will provide the financial security he deserves. This settlement was one of the highest ones in state history for this type of case. Arnold & Itkin is always ready to fight for record-setting results, no matter what.

Kurt Arnold, Jason Itkin, Kyle Findley, Adam Lewis, and Victoria Alford represented a Texas refinery worker who sustained serious injuries to his back because of a preventable accident. Our team worked to hold his employer accountable, securing a $11,660,000 settlement on his behalf. This record-setting settlement will help this man have the financial stability he needs after suffering from the negligence of a company.

Kurt Arnold, Jason Itkin, Kyle Findley, Adam Lewis, and Victoria Alford recovered a $10,600,000 settlement for a man who sustained serious injuries as he tried to escape from a plant explosion. No one deserves to sustain injuries because of a company’s failure to be safe and protect their workers. The settlement set a state record for cases involving similar injuries and our client now has the financial security he deserves.

Kurt Arnold, Jason Itkin, Kyle Findley, Adam Lewis, and Victoria Alford worked to help a man suffering after sustaining injuries at a Texas refinery. His suffering occurred because the company he was working for failed to protect his safety during a turnaround. Within 16 months of the incident, our team secured a $10,600,000 settlement for the worker. Obtaining record-setting results such as this is what our workplace injury lawyers are always focused on.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, and Adam Lewis achieved a $10 million settlement for a wrongful death trucking case within 6 months of filing the lawsuit. One of the largest settlements in the jurisdiction, the amount and time frame can be attributed to our firm’s national reputation for aggressive litigation and record results. Our wrongful death lawyers are pleased that this family will be taken care of for the rest of their life.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, and John Grinnan secured a $9.82 million settlement in a case involving an assembly line worker who lost his leg due to an inadequately guarded and hazardous auger. The firm's investigation revealed the facility owner was aware of the risks—and even anticipated the specific incident that caused the client's injuries—but failed to take preventative measures. Arnold & Itkin is committed to advocating for seriously injured warehouse and industrial workers across diverse industries.

Attorneys Kyle Findley and Kurt Arnold of Arnold & Itkin LLP represented a Louisiana man who was injured at a Texas plant after falling through an open hole. Our client sustained second and third degree burns to his legs. In the case, we found that both the plant and the contractors knew about the hole but did not take the proper steps to barricade it. We settled the case after 10 depositions and one week before trial was set to begin.

In an investigation into a recent incident at an offshore drilling vessel, the aforementioned attorneys from the Houston-based personal injury firm Arnold & Itkin were able to identify faults in several of their client’s coworkers. Upon proving these faults, the firm was able to secure $8,900,000 for damages that caused extensive treatment and multiple visits to medical specialists. With the help of the firm, Arnold & Itkin’s client is now able to focus on recovery with financial comfort for life.

Attorneys Kyle Findley, Caj Boatright, and Kala Sellers represented two clients who were driving down a South Texas highway when a vehicle suddenly pulled out of an intersection in front of them, causing a devastating collision. The vehicle was being driven by an oilfield worker. Although the defendants tried to deny liability, we persisted and secured a settlement six days into trial. The $8 million settlement was almost 3 times what the defense had previously offered.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Jason Itkin, Kyle Findley, Adam Lewis, and Victoria Alford recovered a massive $7,420,000 settlement on behalf of a refinery worker in Texas who suffered severe injuries on the job. Our client lived through an event that left him with PTSD, post-concussion headaches, and first degree burns, all of which have long-term consequences for him. Arnold & Itkin was able to recover a settlement that set a new state record for workers with similar injuries, ensuring that our client would be taken care of for life. We are proud not only of the size of this result, but with how quickly we settled it: our client received his settlement only 16 months after he was injured.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley fought a defendant who tried to undermine and discredit the suffering of minor children who endured post traumatic stress in an accident. Our firm was ultimately able to secure a $6,500,000 settlement for the hurting family.

Arnold & Itkin LLP fought on behalf the landowners whose lawsuit named several big oil companies that failed to clean up their property after finishing operations. The family contacted Arnold & Itkin LLP when they became concerned that oilfield operations that occurred on their property had left behind contamination. The attorneys on the case consulted with experts in the oil industry to determine how much contamination resulted from the actions of the oil companies. It was determined that many of these companies had not followed the proper procedure for limiting oil and other foreign elements on their land. The family received a large settlement as a result of the lawsuit and the land that had belonged to their family for generations was cleaned up from the contaminants.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Jason Itkin, Kyle Findley, Adam Lewis, and Victoria Alford reached a settlement of $6,360,000 with the defendant on behalf of a worker who was injured in a plant explosion. Our client was attempting to escape the explosion when he injured his knee. Our settlement on his behalf was large enough to set a new state record for settlements involving injuries like his. Our firm is proud to have gotten a result that will ensure our client and his family are taken care of for the rest of their lives.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley secured a $6,100,000 settlement on behalf of a Louisiana woman injured in an accident. She suffered from orthopedic injuries and ultimately needed surgery. Our firm is proud that she will be taken care of for life.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, and Kala Sellers successfully represented a Jones Act seaman who suffered neck and back injuries while working on a crane barge. He was ultimately injured during the chaotic scene while attempting to evacuate. Despite his injuries, the defendants refused to step up and take care of him, as well as the other workers injured in the accident. We took on the case and fought relentlessly for him—ultimately reaching a $5.5 million settlement to ensure he receives the medical care he deserves.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley recovered $5,500,000 on behalf of an injured offshore worker. The worker was assisting in plug and abandonment work on a platform in the Gulf of Mexico when co-workers dropped a pipe on his head. As a result, the offshore worker suffered severe injuries, which resulted in treatment with orthopedic doctors and a neck surgery. This was a particularly impressive result because the defendants raised the issue of whether the offshore worker was a Jones Act seaman. However, Arnold & Itkin was able to successfully argue that he was a seaman and spent a good amount of his work aboard a vessel and contributed to the vessel's mission. The attorneys were also able to develop evidence to show that other defendants on the platform were negligent, as well as jointly and severely liable for his injuries. The case was pending in Chambers County and settled one month before trial.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, Kala Sellers, and Adam Lewis represented the grieving family of a man who was crushed to death in an elevator shaft. Our client had been required to enter the area without knowing that the construction site had never de-energized the elevator or shut down completely. We fought tirelessly to hold the multiple construction companies responsible for maintaining such a hazardous workplace and are proud to have reached a $5.5 million settlement that will help ensure the family is taken care of for life.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, and Adam Lewis represented an oilfield worker who was injured during the breakdown of a drilling rig in West Texas. The defendants tried to deny liability and even attempted to blame our client because he had participated in operating the rig, but we overcame these claims and settled at a second mediation for $5.5 million.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Jason Itkin, Kyle Findley, Adam Lewis, and Victoria Alford obtained a settlement of $5,300,000 for a worker who suffered a spinal cord injury at a plant where he worked. Our client’s workplace had an explosion that caused damage to his cervical spine. When he called us for help, we were able to settle his case for an amount that set a new record for workers with similar injuries. Our firm is proud that the outcome of this case ensures the worker will be able to provide for his family for the rest of his life.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley fought on behalf of the family of a powerline worker who suffered electrocution while working on a project. Arnold & Itkin secured a $5 million settlement although the defendants denied all responsibility and tried to blame our client.

Arnold & Itkin reached a settlement worth $4.97 million on behalf of an injured worker who sustained orthopaedic injuries after doing construction and maintenance at a chemical plant. The guilty parties involved were held responsible for these injuries and the team at Arnold & Itkin ensured that our client was well-cared for financially and medically.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, and Kala Sellers won $4.35 million for a Derrick hand who was injured due to equipment failure while performing oilfield work. His injuries were severe enough from the accident that he required spine surgery. Our attorneys used their vast knowledge of the oilfield industry to fight on our client’s behalf and found multiple defendants responsible for the incident. This case was settled after several depositions.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, and Adam Lewis represented a family from Louisiana after a catastrophic incident involving a trucking company. The company is what is often referred to as a “chameleon carrier,” shutting down operations and opening as a new company after serious accidents. Despite this (and the fact that the trucking company and its insurance company went out of business after our client’s collision) we were able to uncover additional at-fault parties and hold them accountable. The result was a $4.15 million settlement that will help this family build a brighter future.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kala Sellers, Kyle Findley, and Adam Lewis secured $4,150,000 for a Texas worker who was catastrophically injured in a workplace accident caused by negligence. After we ensured our client was receiving first-class medical care—he would eventually undergo multiple surgeries to treat his injuries—we began investigating his case. Our team aggressively pursued depositions of key witnesses once we realized that the company's complacent safety policies caused our client's accident. Realizing they would need to face our client in a jury trial, the company settled with him only 3 months after our first deposition. Our firm is proud to have helped our client get justice, peace, and financial stability for the rest of his life.

After incurring severe injuries in a Texas refinery explosion, Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley were successful in representing this Mississippi man in order to receive compensation for his injuries. As a result of this explosion, the victim suffered from a herniated disk in his lower back as well as a broken arm which required surgery in order recover. Though he was injured on the job, the workers' compensation repayment was not nearly enough to help the victim, which is when he sought out Arnold & Itkin for representation. The Defendant settled the case for $4,000,000; it was filed in Houston, Texas.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, and Cesar Tavares represented a mariner who was grievously injured after contracting an infection from contaminated water aboard a vessel. Our client not given proper medical attention following the incident; eventually, his lower leg was amputated as a result. The employer attempted to argue that the amputation was our client’s fault for not controlling his diabetes; however, our firm was able to prove that the company had a long-standing problem with water quality, which put our client in severe danger. We also showed that the company carelessly addressed our client’s serious health condition. Our firm accomplished this through our tireless efforts to review company records, locate former employees, and depose both supervisors and managers. In the end, we successfully negotiated a $3,995,000 settlement.

A $3.75 million settlement has been issued to an injured seamen who was represented by some of Arnold & Itkin's finest offshore injury attorneys – Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley. The injured Jones Act Seamen used the prestigious law firm to file a lawsuit in Harris County, Texas, where he brought the injuries to his left hand and arm to the attention of the court system. A 42-year-old resident of Virginia, the seamen's injuries were sustained onboard a large vessel for an offshore marine transportation operator in the Gulf of Mexico. While conducting a standard inspection of the vessel's engine room, the firm's client was struck and seriously injured by a large fan blade that effectively severed his left arm. With the help of Arnold & Itkin, LLP, however, the seamen's medical bills and injury expenses will now be covered by the $3 million-plus settlement he has been awarded.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, and Kala Sellers were successful in resolving a case on behalf of an injured seaman three weeks before trial was set to begin in Louisiana state court. Our client had sustained severe injuries to his back, neck, and head while performing an equipment transfer with another vehicle. The defendants had argued that the accident was caused by our client not properly carrying the equipment during the transfer; however, we were able to use our resources and knowledge of maritime law to ensure our client received the full and fair compensation that he needed to move forward with the rest of his life.

We represented a client who was severely injured in an explosion accident at a Louisiana plant. Initially, his workers' comp claim was denied and his employer refused to take responsibility for the explosion. After a long and difficult battle, our attorneys prevailed and recovered a significant settlement for our client and his family.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, Adam Lewis, Kala Sellers, and Claire Schindler represented a Louisiana man who was injured while working at a plant in Texas. The accident led to herniations in his back and neck. Our firm took on the case and fought aggressively, ultimately recovering a multi-million dollar settlement.

The plant accident attorneys at Arnold & Itkin recovered a settlement for their client, an injured Louisiana plant worker, totaling over $2.8 million. Their client had suffered serious physical injuries including damage to their back, neck, and shoulders, which required surgery, not to mention their own emotional trauma. Fighting to hold the plant owners responsible for their client’s injuries, they won this significant settlement, which will help to take care of the worker’s family both now and in the future. There is no case too large or complex for Arnold & Itkin LLP to handle, as they pride themselves on standing up for those injured in traumatic accidents.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, Kala Sellers, and Adam Lewis recovered $3.5 million in a settlement for our clients, who were left with grievous injuries following an unlikely car accident. Our clients were enjoying a meal as a family in a South Texas restaurant when a vehicle crashed into the building. Our firm gathered evidence that demonstrated how the defendants failed to install adequate safety barriers that would have prevented our clients’ injuries.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, and Kala Sellers reached a $3.5 million settlement on behalf of a Jones Act seaman who suffered serious back injuries while working on a crane barge in the Mississippi River. In the aftermath of this serious accident, the defendant refused to take responsibility. We worked hard to ensure that they did not escape accountability and are proud to have reached this tremendous result for our client.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, Adam Lewis, Kala Sellers, and Claire Schindler successfully recovered $3.4 million on behalf of a South Texas man injured during an industrial plant accident. Our client sustained herniations to his neck and back during the incident, which limited his future ability to work. Our team worked tirelessly to hold the plant owners accountable and are proud to have reached a favorable result.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, Adam Lewis, Kala Sellers, and Claire Schindler represented a young man who suffered herniations to his neck and back while working at an industrial plant in Texas. Our client trusted our team to help him get the best medical care, and we’re proud to have reached these life-changing results.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, Kala Sellers, and Adam Lewis helped an injured refinery worker find justice after a serious turnaround accident left him with head and back injuries. In addition to seeking treatment from specialists, our client had to undergo surgery. Arnold & Itkin’s team uncovered evidence that a deviation from the safety plan ultimately led to our client’s injuries, and we secured a $3.35 million settlement just 1 day before jury selection was set to begin.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, Adam Lewis, Kala Sellers, and Claire Schindler represented a Texas plant worker who suffered injuries to his neck and back, including multiple herniations, following a serious work accident. We worked tirelessly to ensure that the plant owners were held responsible. In the end, we reached a settlement that will ensure our client can take care of himself and his family for life.

As a result of a plant explosion, a Louisianan man sustained serious injuries. Not only did Arnold & Itkin successfully secure a multi- million dollar settlement for the plaintiff, but they fought to ensure that he was given the best medical treatment while his case was pending.

We reached a multi-million-dollar settlement for our client after defendants denied responsibility for the injuries. Arnold & Itkin’s client suffered a back-related injury after an explosion erupted from the plant where he was working. During the case, we helped ensure our client received the best available medical care. The settlement reached will warrant their client is taken care of for life.

Arnold & Itkin won $3.3 million dollars for a man who severely injured his back in a plant accident—working at the career he had devoted his life to. Even though the man was unable to return to work, the negligent defendants were unwilling to accept their wrongdoing. Our attorneys fought tirelessly to ensure justice was restored for the man, ultimately securing the multi-million dollar settlement which ensured that this man and his family could have a better life.

Attorneys Kyle Findley, Kala Sellers, and Caj Boatright fought against Noble to secure a $3.3 million verdict for a Jones Act seaman who was seriously injured on board a drilling ship off the coast of Africa. A riser beam that was secured to the deck of the ship fell on our client, injuring his back and neck and requiring neck fusion surgery. Although Noble continuously blamed our client and refused to accept responsibility, our lawyers were successful after a 4-year fight.

In a victory for an injured plant worker, Arnold & Itkin reached a settlement worth $3.2 million. The worker was burned severely on his ears and hands during a workplace fire. After uncovering the origin of the fire, our legal team held the plant owners accountable. The multi-million dollar settlement will see that our client’s medical and financial needs are met into the future.

Arnold & Itkin’s legal team successfully secured a $3.2 million settlement for a plant worker who suffered a shoulder and neck injury while on the job. Initially, defendants disputed liability and argued the worker’s injuries were preexisting. After Arnold & Itkin defeated their arguments and set the case to move to trial, defendants confidentially settled the case.

We achieved a $3.15 million settlement for an injured plant worker, ensuring that he and his family are taken care of for life. While working, our client sustained a serious back injury that resulted in him not being able to resume his job. He was told that his only option was to file a workers’ compensation claim. Our plant injury attorneys took an aggressive and proactive approach to his case, which pressured the defendants into settling. In the end, our client received a large enough settlement to remove his worries about supporting his family.

Arnold & Itkin recently resolved a case for a woman who was caught in a plant explosion in Louisiana. She was working on a turnaround job when the explosion occurred, leaving her with severe burns, post-traumatic stress disorder, and orthopedic injuries to her knees, legs, and back. Despite their obvious negligence, the company refused to take responsibility. Our firm prepared the case for trial and provided our client with high-quality medical care in the meantime. Our tireless advocacy eventually drove the plant owners to offer a multi-million dollar settlement—a settlement that will provide for our client’s lifelong medical and financial needs.

Arnold & Itkin was able to successfully recover a settlement for their client, the father of two young children, who was recently injured in a plant explosion in Louisiana. The plant worker was severely injured in the accident and required surgery along with extensive medical treatment. Arnold & Itkin, LLP helped him obtain $3.1 to cover his expenses and ensure that he and his family have the support they need for the future.

Arnold & Itkin recently secured a $3 million settlement on behalf a client who was injured in a devastating plant accident. While doing turnaround work in Louisiana, their client suffered serious injuries to his neck and back. This settlement will allow him and his family to move on from the accident and start planning for the future.

When a plant worker was injured on a turnaround job, he turned to Arnold & Itkin for the help he needed. Our team immediately got to work, preparing the case and pushing it to trial as aggressively as possible. Arnold & Itkin’s proactive preparation and relentless posture compelled the defendants to settle with our client for $3 million—an amount we believe he deserves every penny of. The money will go toward supporting him and providing him with the best-quality medical care that’s available.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, and Adam Lewis secured a settlement of $3 million for a worker whose hand and arm were crushed in a life-changing accident. The accident has resulted in permanent scarring and required multiple surgeries to treat. Because our client’s employer is a non-subscriber under the Texas Workers Compensation Act, he was not automatically granted benefits to cover his treatment or lost wages. On top of that, his employer denied that they were liable for the accident at all. It was only through relentless litigation that our firm was able to compel the defendant to offer what our client needed to move forward.

A man from South Louisiana was injured in an explosion accident. The explosion caused him to fall and injure his back. The defendant denied responsibility and refused to compensate the plaintiff for medical care or lost wages. As a result, the plaintiff hired Arnold & Itkin to represent his interests and to pursue just compensation. After some time, the defendant succumbed and offered the injured man $2.97 million dollars to settle outside of court.

In Harris County, TX, Attorneys Kyle Findley and Ces Tavares fought to help an injured offshore crane mechanic recover from career-ending injuries. Our client had been contracted as a crane mechanic in the Gulf of Mexico West Cameron field for W&T Offshore, Inc. at the time of the incident. He had been changing the main block on the crane when a cable snapped—sending a 67-pound anti two block weight falling 60 feet onto his left foot, causing several fractures that required him to be sent by helicopter to shore for medical treatment.

Despite the severity of the injuries, W&T argued that they were not at fault for the injury at all; instead, they claimed that the blame rested entirely with the plaintiff as he was the only one who knew about the cable and therefore the only person who would have been able to prevent the incident. W&T, along with its insurers, withdrew all settlement offers months before the beginning of the trial and refused to negotiate a settlement.

We took the cause to trial in Harris County, which lasted seven days. The jury then deliberated for one hour before they found W&T to be 100% at fault for the incident and awarded every dollar of damages that Kyle requested on behalf of the client. In the end, the awarded $2,809,899 in damages with $144,248.61 in pre-judgment interest, bringing the total recovery to $2,954,147.33 for the injured crane mechanic.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, Adam Lewis, Kala Sellers, and Claire Schindler represented a refinery worker who suffered injuries to his neck and back during a workplace incident at a Texas plant. We worked hard on his behalf to ensure he received the best medical care while working toward a successful result. Ultimately, we’re proud to have reached a $2.95 million settlement on his behalf.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, Adam Lewis, Kala Sellers, and Claire Schindler were hired by an industrial worker who suffered serious injuries to his neck and back following a Texas plant accident. We worked hard to help our client receive the medical treatment he needed while holding the plant owners responsible for the incident. We are proud to have reached this life-changing result on his behalf.

Our client was suffered serious back and shoulder injuries while working a turnaround at a plant, during which there was an explosion. The plant owners denied all responsibility for their negligence, so the injured worker turned to Arnold & Itkin for help. Our attorneys ensured that the worker received the medical care he needed, including back surgery and shoulder replacement surgery. We were able to secure a $2.9 million settlement that will provide for the client and his family, allowing them to move on toward a brighter future.

Arnold & Itkin secured a significant settlement of more than $2.87 million for a worker injured in a Louisiana plant explosion. The client sustained serious injuries and required multiple surgeries. A team of attorneys from Arnold & Itkin fought tirelessly on behalf of their client in order to hold the owners of the plant responsible for the explosion. This settlement allows the client and his family to recover from this terrible incident and plan for the future. Arnold & Itkin is always prepared to stand up for those injured in plant explosions and hold the liable parties responsible for these tragic incidents.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, Adam Lewis, Kala Sellers, and Claire Schindler represented a refinery worker who suffered serious neck and back injuries during a workplace incident in Texas. We worked tirelessly to ensure that our client received the absolute best medical care possible and are proud to have reached a multi-million dollar settlement to ensure that he is taken care of for the rest of his life.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, Adam Lewis, Kala Sellers, and Claire Schindler represented a young man who suffered neck and back injuries following a serious workplace incident at a plant in Texas. We always strive to reach the best possible results for our clients and are proud to have reached this settlement.

While working a turnaround job at a Louisiana plant, our client suffered a serious injury to his back—serious enough that he’d never be able to work in the same career. He turned to our firm to help, and we aggressively pursued the case, despite the fact that the plant owners refused to take responsibility. Still, we worked tirelessly for our client and after several years, we were successful in reaching a multi-million dollar settlement.

Our industrial accident attorneys successfully won $2.78 million in compensation for a contractor who suffered serious neck and back injuries while working at a Louisiana plant. We ensured that the company at fault paid the full amount so that our client could afford all medical-related expenses needed to make a complete recovery.

Landowners in Southwest Louisiana worked with Arnold & Itkin LLP to bring a case against several oil companies that had used their land for gas processing plant operations. Some of the contamination could be dated back to the 1960's. The landowners were not aware of the contamination and did not consent to the disposal of hazardous materials on their property. The oil companies that participated in the use of the processing plant were named in the lawsuit brought by Arnold & Itkin due to their role in the contamination. Environmental experts were brought in to test the land and developed a plan for remediation that led to the case being settled out of court for $2.75 million.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, and John Grinnan secured $2.75 million for the assistant supervisor of a jack-up rig. Our client was working overseas when he became a victim of the people in charge of the vessel, who insisted on using dangerous methods for equipment removal to save time. Their corner-cutting caused our client to suffer spinal injuries that required surgery. Our experience with drilling vessels and how they’re managed allowed us to uncover what happened, which compelled the defendant to offer our client what he needed.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, Adam Lewis, Kala Sellers, and Claire Schindler reached a $2.7 million settlement on behalf of a young man who suffered injuries to his neck and back following an accident at the industrial facility where he worked. We worked tirelessly to ensure our client received the best medical care during the course of the case and are proud to have reached a settlement that will take care of him for life.

After a serious plant explosion that resulted in severe back injuries, a plant worker sought representation from our team. Although the plant owner refused to take responsibility for the incident, our dedicated team of attorneys was persistent in our fight and made sure the client received the medical attention he needed to recover from his injuries. We are pleased to announce that a life-changing settlement of $2.7 million was reached to help our client move forward.

Our client, a father of two young children, came to Arnold & Itkin after experiencing a painful injury while on the job. Though the injury was not his fault, he had to endure a surgery to help alleviate some of the pain he was experiencing. Our attorneys fought through a strenuous litigation process to recover a settlement we felt our client deserved. Our client received $2.6 million to help ensure his family was provided for in the future.

After being injured as a result of a plant explosion accident, our client suffered a serious back injury necessitating him to undergo multiple procedures, including surgery. Our powerhouse attorneys tirelessly fought to recover fair compensation on his behalf. We successfully recovered $2.26 million in verdicts and settlements.

After a working a turnaround job during a devastating plant explosion in Louisiana, our client suffered life-altering injuries that prevented him from returning to work or sustaining the lifestyle he lived before the incident. Throughout the duration of his case, our explosion lawyers ensured that our client received the medical attention and care he needed, including a number of surgeries. Arnold & Itkin was able to secure a $2.6 million settlement for our client and his family, ensuring that they were provided for.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, Adam Lewis, Kala Sellers, and Claire Schindler took on the case of a Texas man who suffered injuries to his back while working at a Texas plant. The back injuries required multiple procedures following the incident, including injections. We are proud to have represented him, helping him get the medical care that he needed and the results he deserved.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, Adam Lewis, Kala Sellers, and Claire Schindler reached a seven-figure settlement for a plant worker injured during a workplace accident in Texas. Our client sustained serious injuries to his back that have required multiple procedures and injections. Despite the plant owners denying all liability, we fought hard for our client—getting him the justice he deserves.

Arnold & Itkin, LLP is pleased to announce a $2.58 million settlement was secured for our client who suffered from severe injuries after a plant explosion. The injuries required that the client undergo surgery, followed by years of medical treatment. Although the plant owners denied responsibility, our attorneys were able to reach a life-changing settlement that allows our client and his family to move towards a more promising future.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, and Cory Itkin recovered a settlement of $2.6 million for a man who was seriously injured in a vessel collision while working on the Mississippi River. His back, neck, and shoulders were all severely damaged, requiring multiple surgeries. However, instead of providing for his medical care, the defendants filed a claim under the Limitation of Liability Act, a common offshore company tactic to allow offshore companies to recoup losses from a crash. They also sought to limit our client’s right to punitive damages. Our firm gave all our time and effort to overcoming both obstacles so that our client could get what he needed to recover. In the end, the defendants decided to settle rather than risk facing us in court.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, Ryan MacLeod, Kala Sellers, and Adam Lewis obtained a $2.5 million settlement on behalf of a Jones Act worker who was injured during a pipe transfer. Our client was facilitating a pipe transfer between a supply ship and a drilling vessel in the Gulf of Mexico when other workers walked off the job before it was complete. The heavy pipe load began spinning while our client held the tagline, injuring this back and his neck. His injuries required the treatment of multiple specialists and eventually surgery. Our firm built a case that showed the other workers were at fault for deviating from safety procedures. The defendant settled with our client shortly after trial began. The case was pending in Fort Bend County.

Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, Kala Sellers and Adam Lewis secured $2,500,000 for an injured seaman. The client was working as a welder offshore when he was instructed to move a heavy piece of equipment without the use of a crane. As a result the client suffered severe injuries to his back, requiring orthopedic treatment and a surgery. The attorneys were pleased with the result considering that the Defendants tried to blame the injury on the seaman’s previous back surgery. Arnold & Itkin used their vast resources and knowledge of maritime law to ensure that they changed the future for their client. The case was pending in Harris County and was successfully resolved for $2,500,000.

Arnold & Itkin represented a seaman from Mississippi who sustained extremely traumatic injuries to his fingers when they were caught in a rope transfer as he performed his job duties. Our client required multiple surgeries and was unable to return to work. Although the defendants tried to blame our client for his injuries, attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, Adam Lewis, and Kala Sellers built a compelling case for our client and were able to recover $2.5 million on his behalf. We’re happy about this recovery, as it means our client will face a more stable future.

A Louisiana man seriously injured in a plant explosion has received a $2.49 million settlement with help from the attorneys at Arnold & Itkin LLP. While his case was pending, Arnold & Itkin LLP worked tirelessly to ensure that he received the injections and other medical treatment he desperately needed for his serious neck and back injuries.

The plant accident attorneys at Arnold & Itkin LLP obtained a settlement of $2.45 million on behalf of their client, who suffered a back injury in a Louisiana plant explosion. The client had to undergo surgery to treat his injury, which was caused by his employer's disregard for the safety of its employees. After more than three years, AI was successfully able to hold the employer accountable for its negligence and has ensured that the worker and his family will be taken care of for life.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, and Adam Lewis achieved a $2.45 million settlement for an injured driver. While driving down a highway near Beaumont, our client’s car was hit by a truck that failed to stop. Due to his injuries, our client had to undergo medical treatment. The company responsible for their driver’s negligence not only denied responsibility but also placed the blame on our client for not using his turn signal. Our commercial vehicle accident lawyers settled the case at a second mediation, securing a settlement that will ensure our client will be taken care of.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, Adam Lewis, Kala Sellers, and Claire Schindler reached a multi-million dollar settlement on behalf of a Texas oil and gas refinery worker. Our client had been working when the accident occurred, suffering injuries to his neck and back as a result. We are proud to have stood up for him and all of those injured in industrial accidents like it nationwide.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, Adam Lewis, Kala Sellers, and Claire Schindler represented a Houston man who suffered multiple neck and back injuries, including a herniation, during a workplace accident. All of his injuries required extensive medical treatment, including injections. Despite the severity of the accident, and their negligence, the plant owners denied all liability. Our team took on the case and fought tirelessly to ensure that our client was taken care of, ultimately reaching a $2.45 million settlement.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, Adam Lewis, Kala Sellers, and Claire Schindler recovered a multi-million dollar settlement on behalf of a refinery worker who was injured during a workplace incident. Our client suffered injuries to his neck and back that required extensive medical treatment. We took on the case and are proud to have been able to reach a life-changing result on behalf of our client.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, Adam Lewis, Kala Sellers, and Claire Schindler represented a client who was involved in a serious plant accident, suffering a back herniation in the aftermath. The plant owners refused to take responsibility following the accident, but we took on the case and fought hard for our client. Ultimately, we were able to reach a $2.45 million settlement on our client’s behalf.

A Louisiana woman suffered severe injuries while working a turnaround as the result of a plant explosion. When the company refused to accept responsibility for her injuries, she turned to Arnold & Itkin for legal help. Our team got to work and secured the compensation that she deserved, totaling $2.4 million. This settlement will ensure that our client will not need to worry about the medical and financial costs resulting from her injuries.

While working as a turnaround at a plant, a man from Southeast Texas suffered severe injuries to his back. Our attorneys took on the case and aggressively pursued it, despite the fact that the defendants denied responsibility. In the end, we were able to successfully prove negligence and secure a settlement for our client.

For four years, the team at Arnold & Itkin fought for their client who suffered serious neck injuries from a plant explosion. She needed a substantial settlement to adequately prepare for her future and care for her children. Fortunately, the team achieved $2.4 million on her behalf.

Our plant accident lawyers at Arnold & Itkin LLP managed to settle a case for $2.4 million, where a woman escaped from a fire her job site. She required two knee replacement surgeries to treat her injuries from the incident. The settlement allowed her complete medical recovery and offered security for her future.

Arnold & Itkin was able to settle with the oil and gas companies while the suit was still pending for $2.375 million. The South Louisiana first came to Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley when they noticed some potential damage on their property. There were several buried pieces of rusty pipes and numerous patches of grass missing near former oil pits used by companies in the past. We brought out experts to determine if these past oil and gas operations were the cause of damage. The defendants had the case moved to the United States District Court in the Western District of Louisiana, Lake Charles Division, but settled prior to the lawsuit making it to federal court.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, and John Grinnan represented a warehouse worker injured when heavy furniture fell off a forklift from over 20 feet off the ground and struck him. During our process, we discovered evidence that the forklift operator had never been trained or licensed; as a result, the heavy furniture was not appropriately secured. We took on the case and were proud to reach a $2.3 million settlement.

A $2.29 million settlement was secured by Arnold & Itkin on behalf of a plant worker who suffered neck injuries in an on-site explosion. Although the defendants initially refused to assume responsibility for the accident, our firm was able to negotiate a settlement which ensures our client will be taken care of for the foreseeable future.

Arnold & Itkin LLP recovered a settlement of $2.29 million for the victim of a serious plant explosion in Louisiana. The firm’s client sustained hearing loss, back injuries, and neck injuries that required surgery. Arnold & Itkin relentlessly fought to hold the plant owners responsible for their client’s injuries and suffering. The settlement won by the firm helps the client to move on from this incident and plan for the future.

While working a turnaround in a plant, a Louisiana man suffered serious injury to his back during an explosion. The plant owners denied all responsibility and refused to pay. The man turned to Arnold & Itkin, who made sure he received the medical care his injuries required -- including back surgery -- and worked tirelessly to recover fair compensation. The firm is happy to announce that a $2.26 million settlement was reached. The client can now care for his family and focus on recovering from his accident.

Arnold & Itkin’s legal team obtains a $2.2 million for a victim injured in a turnaround at a plant. Our client sustained severe injuries to the wrist and neck injuries as a result of the Louisiana explosion. At attorneys Kurt Arnold, Jason Itkin, Kyle Findley, Kala Sellers, Caj Boatright, and Adam Lewis waited on the results of the case, the team worked diligently to ensure the client received medical treatment which included various surgeries. The success of this case will forever change his life and will allow him the change to move toward a healthy and happy future.

The team of attorneys at Arnold & Itkin secured a major $2.2 million settlement on behalf of a woman who was injured in a work-related accident. Though the defendants claimed that the injury was the result of a prior accident; our firm was able to negotiate a final settlement more than 29 times greater than the final offer at mediation.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Caj Boatright, Kyle Findley, and Adam Lewis achieved a multi-million dollar settlement for a worker who suffered serious injuries while working on a large piece of machinery due to improper lock out and tag out procedures. Our client needed multiple surgeries to recover from his injuries, and ultimately lost one of his legs.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley represented a landowner in Louisiana in a case involving property contamination. Our client’s property had been contaminated by past oil and gas operations as a result of improper waste disposal over time; our team proved this and secured a $2,192,000 settlement on the landowner’s behalf.

After an explosion at a Louisiana plant, a man sustained serious back injuries that needed surgery to treatment. He retained Arnold & Itkin LLP and our plant accident lawyers managed to obtain a settlement for $2 million for the man and fought endlessly to hold the owners of the plant responsible for neglecting safety. We are proud to share that our client gave our client much-needed assistance in covering for his medical bills, and also provided enough for his family and future. Arnold & Itkin LLP stands for the rights of all those who have been severely due to negligence in a plant accident, and hold others accountable for negligence that leads to these severe accidents.

After an explosion at a plant in Louisiana, our client sustained serious injuries. Faced with mounting medical costs and financial uncertainty, he turned to the tireless advocates at Arnold & Itkin. Our dedicated plant explosion attorneys prepared his case for trial with aggressive and thorough preparation, and the defendant agreed to settle the case for $2 million dollars. The client and his family will now be able to move forward towards a happier future.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley took on the case of a Jones Act worker who was injured while performing his job duties on a vessel off the Gulf of Mexico. The firm was able to secure $2 million on behalf of the worker after just one deposition. The plaintiff in this case was a seaman in Cameron County, Texas who suffered a serious back injury on the job. The client was ordered to move a heavy roll of gasket material while on the ship. This is what led to his eventual back injury. Although our client reported his injury to a supervisor, he did not receive medical treatment until a week later. Orthopedic doctors have advised that the plaintiff should receive extensive medical treatment which will include surgery in order to repair his back.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, and Adam Lewis have recovered a $2 million settlement for a wife and her three children after their husband and father was killed in an auto accident. The plaintiff’s husband was struck at a 90-degree angle by a commercial vehicle that ignored the stop sign. We argued that the defendant was negligent and reckless, and that recklessness resulted in the tragic loss of life. Thanks to our tireless investigation and advocacy, our client received the money her family will need to move forward with peace and provision.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, Kala Sellers, and Adam Lewis obtained $1.95 million for a seaman who fell off a ladder while working as a deckhand. The fall left him with neck, back, and head injuries that the defendants blamed on him. In the end, they settled—and our client's future is now secure.

A Louisiana plant explosion victim and his family received a $1.94 million settlement due to the tireless advocacy of the attorneys at Arnold & Itkin. Our lawyers sought to hold the plant owners responsible for the incident due to a disregard for safety. After more than three years fighting, Arnold & Itkin was finally able to procure a substantial settlement that would help their client and his family move on and plan for their future.

Arnold & Itkin’s client suffered back injuries from a plant accident while working a turnaround. As a result of the injuries, the client required multiple procedures as well as surgery to recover. Although the defendant denied all liability, the firm was able to secure a $1.9 million settlement.

Arnold & Itkin was successful in obtaining a $1.85 million settlement on behalf of a Louisiana man who was severely injured while working as a turnaround during a plant explosion. Even though the man’s injuries were so extensive he would require years of medical care, the plant owners were not willing to accept responsibility. Our attorneys fought tirelessly to hold the plant owners responsible, and were able to prove that their negligence led to the client’s injuries, thus giving the man the means for a better life.

After sustaining injuries during a turnaround at a plant, a man from West Texas had to undergo a back procedure. He denied responsibility for his injuries but was still denied his workers’ compensation. Shortly after hiring Arnold & Itkin, he was offered a $1.78 million settlement.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, and Ces Tavares recently represented a Mississippi man who was working as a relief mate for a towboat company on the Mississippi river. Our client had been tightening the winch on a tow when it slipped—causing him to fall. He received treatment from orthopedic doctors, but eventually his injuries required surgery. Our firm worked to gather and develop evidence proving that the vessel was undermanned at the time of his accident; however, the defendant still refused responsibility and placed all blame on our client. Several depositions occurred before the defendant agreed to a $1.75 million settlement.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley recently represented a crane operator who had injured his back when a refinery exploded. Through the hard work of the attorneys at Arnold & Itkin, LLP, the case was settled for $1,750,000.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, and Cory Itkin won a $1.75 million settlement on behalf of a worker who was seriously injured in transit to a new working location on the Mississippi River, when another vessel collided with the one he was on. Our client needed orthopedic treatment and surgery to tend to his severe back injuries. Although the defendants filed a limitation of liability action to limit the liability to the minimum value of the vessel, our maritime lawyers were able to ensure a higher settlement for our client. The case was moved to Texas state court after pending in several federal courts, where it was resolved before trial.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, and Adam Lewis tried a case and won $1.7 million for a vessel captain who was injured while fulfilling his duties. As the captain, he’s entitled to compensation for his injuries from the vessel owners; however, the defendants refused to provide our client with that he needed (and legally deserved), going so far as to blame our client for his own injuries. Our firm aggressively investigated the case, and our experience with maritime law equipped us to uncover that the defendant was at fault after all.

For three years, Arnold & Itkin fought to hold plant owners responsible for an explosion that severely injured many, including our client, who suffered serious knee and back injuries. Eventually, the plant owners settled and awarded the client $1.7 million in compensation. Our team is proud to have helped our client obtain the resources necessary to future medical and financial security.

Our client was injured in a serious plant explosion that left him with severe back injuries, which required multiple medical procedures, including surgery. Despite opposition from the plant owners, who denied all liability, our team of attorneys at Arnold & Itkin ensured that the client received the necessary medical care and we were able to reach a life-changing settlement that gave the client the means to take care of himself and his family.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, Adam Lewis, and Kala Sellers won a settlement for a case pending in Harris County, Texas, helping a family recover the compensation they needed after a serious multi-vehicle collision. Our clients were rear-ended by a commercial driver who admitted he was not paying attention to the road. Traffic stopped ahead of the driver’s truck, and he ended up causing a collision involving multiple vehicles – including our clients’. We fought for a significant settlement for our clients just before trial was set to begin.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley represented Louisiana landowners in a property contamination case. Decades ago, our clients’ land was used for oil-and-gas extraction, but the defendant’s negligence poisoned the land. Our firm was able to secure a settlement of $1,675,000 for our clients.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, and Kala Sellers secured $1.675 million on behalf of a Texas man who suffered severe injuries while working on a drilling rig in North Dakota. Our client was struck by malfunctioning tongs that pinned him to the equipment, causing fractured vertebrae, broken ribs, and other injuries that eventually led to our client’s kidney needing to be removed. The defendant argued that under Chapter 95, they were immune from liability. Despite the legal defenses that they raised, we were able to negotiate a fair settlement of $1.675 million just one week before trial in Bexar County, Texas.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, Kala Sellers, and Adam Lewis won $1.67 million for an offshore worker who suffered serious back and neck injuries while performing hot work aboard a fixed oil platform in the Gulf of Mexico. Our client ultimately needed neck surgery and other extensive medical treatment. Although the defendants refused to accept responsibility, our maritime lawyers were able to push past their defenses before trial began.

In a recent maritime law case, Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley represented a platform wireline operator who had suffered neck and head injuries after being struck by metal grating. The injuries were severe enough to result in the plaintiff requiring to undergo neck surgery during recovery. The case had heavy contention regarding liability due to pre-existing conditions, as well as age. Our firm was successful, however, in helping our client to reach a $1.6M settlement shortly after mediation.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Caj Boatright, Kyle Findley, and Kala Sellers of Arnold & Itkin LLP negotiated a $1.6 million settlement on behalf of a client whose vehicle was struck from behind by an 18-wheeler on the highway. As a result of the accident, the client sustained severe back injuries that led to leg and foot complications, and required multiple surgeries. During the course of litigation the defendants refused to take responsibility for the collision and the client’s injuries. Arnold & Itkin LLP prepared to take the case to a jury trial, but with less than a month before the trial date, the attorneys were able to negotiate a significant settlement on behalf of their client. The team at Arnold & Itkin LLP was pleased that they reached a settlement that adequately compensated for their client’s injuries and medical expenses.

Our client was working on an offshore vessel when he fell down a flight of stairs. The injuries he sustained in the incident were severe and required he receive treatment from an orthopedic doctor and, ultimately, surgery. Our attorneys took on the case and were able to prove that the stairs had a missing bolt, something that made them unstable. We settled the case one week before trial for $1.6 million.

Three workers involved in an explosion enlisted the help of Attorneys Kyle Findley and Ces Tavares in securing compensation for injuries caused by negligence. Our team was able to secure an impressive $1,581,137.02 verdict on behalf of these workers – several times the top amount ever offered by Nabors Drilling USA, L.P. and EOG Resources, Inc., the defendants of the case. Before returning this verdict, the jury deliberated for two days after a seven day trial period.

Leading up to the accident, the Plaintiffs were contracted to provide vacuum truck services at an EOG well in the Eagle Ford shale. During drilling operations, EOG, Nabors, and Tim Smiley, the EOG company man, removed a blow out preventer during a critical moment in operations. The well immediately began flowing to the surface; however, no evacuation order was issued. Only when gas began to flow to the surface that someone yelled for everyone to run. The explosion followed soon after, which caused several workers to fall and injure themselves while escaping.

The three Plaintiffs, Johnathan West, Monroe Johnson and Jeffrey Parchman required treatment from orthopedic doctors due to their injuries. The Defendants argued that these injuries were not as severe as claimed and that they were not at fault for the explosion. The jury found the Defendants responsible anyways and awarded compensation to the Plaintiffs. Arnold & Itkin, LLP is proud to have been able to help these men fight for what was owed them. This case was filed in Harris County, Texas with Honorable Mike Engelhart presiding as judge.

During a fire that broke out at the plant where she worked, a client was seriously injured while attempting to escape, suffering from a fall. Arnold & Itkin was able to prove that the defendants were at fault for the fire as well as for the woman’s injuries, successfully negotiating a $1.57 million settlement on behalf of their client.

Representing the rights of an injured Louisiana plant worker, Arnold & Itkin won a $1.54 million settlement by proving negligence on behalf of the plant owners for not creating a safe work environment. Having fought for over three years on behalf of their client, the attorneys at the firm continued to pursue justice until the case was finished. Their client, moved by their relentless approach and commitment to justice throughout the case, was moved to tears by the end result.

Arnold & Itkin Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, Kala Sellers, and Adam Lewis obtained a settlement of $1,500,000 for an oilfield worker who suffered injuries because of the negligence of his employer. Our client needed immediate medical care, and we helped him receive it as we worked on his case. After finding compelling evidence that our client’s employer was at fault for the accident, our attorneys were able to secure the settlement that our client needed for his injuries, even though the company initially resisted. We are proud advocates of safety in the nation’s oilfields and will continue to fight for the compensation that injured workers deserve after accidents.

In a case involving the injuries and ensuing death of a Jones Act seaman, Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley successfully recovered $1,500,000 for the victim's son. The seaman was working offshore when an electrical explosion caused severe burns on the man's body. Litigation lasted for six months while the seaman was alive and continued after the seaman died of a pulmonary embolism. The attorneys worked tirelessly to point the previous burn injuries to the overall cause of the seaman's death and were successful when the case was settled one month before trial.

Our client was seriously injured during a plant explosion in Louisiana. To help ease some of his emotional, physical, and financial burdens, our team of explosion attorneys worked tirelessly to hold the owners of the plant responsible for the incident. Our hard work and dedication resulted in a $1.5 million settlement before trial, ensuring that our client was compensated for his losses.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, and Adam Lewis took on a Jones Act case for a seaman who was injured on a vessel as a result of improper stairs. Even though the defendants tried to avoid accountability and blamed our client for the incident, we utilized our knowledge and experience to build a compelling case that resulted in a $1.5 million settlement that will provide our client with the support and care he needs.

Arnold & Itkin attorneys secured a $1.49 million settlement for a client who was injured in a Louisiana plant accident. Their client, who was doing turnaround work at the plant, suffered serious injuries to his back and elbow as a result of an explosion. The team worked diligently to ensure their client received the best possible medical care throughout the duration of the case, including the surgeries he so desperately needed.

While at work, a woman was forced to flee from an explosion that resulted in painful injuries. The team at Arnold & Itkin was able to recover $1.4 million on her behalf so that she could properly care for her injuries. The defendants were also held accountable for the damages she suffered.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley recovered $1,400,000 on behalf of an injured Texas worker. The plaintiff was working on a blowout preventer at an elevated height at a large facility in Louisiana. After completing the work, the plaintiff headed towards the ladder to exit the structure when the railing on the scaffold gave way, causing him to fall 10 feet, landing on the concrete. As a result, the plaintiff suffered severe injuries to his head and back. Unfortunately, he had to undergo treatment with orthopedic doctors and ultimately a back surgery. The attorneys filed suit in Harris County, alleging that the companies failed to properly inspect and maintain the scaffold. The defendants tried to place blame on the plaintiff for not wearing a safety harness at the time of the incident. During discovery, Arnold & Itkin was able to develop evidence showing, that during the scaffold inspection, the defendant failed to recognize that the railing was not secured with pins. In addition, Arnold & Itkin developed evidence to prove that defendant's theory was irrelevant because plaintiff would have hit the concrete even with a safety harness. The case was successfully resolved two weeks before trial.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Caj Boatright, Roland Christensen, and Kyle Findley secured an $18,750,000 settlement on behalf of an injured oilfield worker. The result came from an exhaustive investigation on the part of our team. We forced the companies responsible for our client’s injury to provide us with tens of thousands of documents. Then, we examined every document to find the evidence we needed to prove that the companies were negligent. Besides looking over internal documents, we also interviewed key witnesses to prepare the case for trial. Our thorough investigation proved to effective; it caused the defendant to settle before having to face the evidence in court. Now, our client has the financial and medical security he deserves.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley and Kala Sellers obtained $1,229,000 for a Tennessee seaman who suffered a bad fall due to a deck in poor condition. During litigation, we revealed that the need for repairs had been reported, but they were never carried out. We're proud to say our client received enough money to cover the orthopedic specialists and spine surgery he eventually needed.

After a plant exploded in Louisiana while he was working a turnaround project, our client suffered injuries to his knee, back, and neck. He turned to our firm to help to ensure he would receive fair compensation and that he would receive the medical care he deserved. We helped to obtain a $1.2 million settlement on his behalf.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley represented two Jones Act seamen who were working aboard a vessel in the Gulf of Mexico. The two seamen were severely injured when the ship was run aground, the sudden collision causing them to be thrown across the back deck. One of the seamen suffered neck and back injuries; the other seaman suffered injuries to his back, knee, and foot. The injured seamen immediately started receiving orthopedic treatment, and we were able to obtain a $1.2 million settlement on week before trial in Harris County.

We achieved a $1.17 million settlement for an injured plant worker. While working, our client sustained a serious knee injury fleeing an explosion. His employer was unwilling to take responsibility for the circumstances that lead to his injury and did not prioritize his medical treatment. Our plant injury attorneys took an aggressive and proactive approach to his case, which resulted in the discovery of damaging evident against the plant. The defendant agreed to settle, and we are proud to have won a life-changing result for our client.

Our client, a Louisiana woman, was working a turnaround when she was injured in a plant explosion. After sustaining life-altering injuries to her neck, back, and knees, she turned to Arnold & Itkin for the legal help she needed. Our attorneys got to work on her case, fighting for every penny she deserved. Not only were we able to secure a settlement of $1.1 million, we worked to see that she received the medical care she desperately needed while her case was pending.

After weeks of negotiations and the second mediation, Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley of Arnold & Itkin LLP were able to settle a Jones Act case for the sum of $1,087,500. The settlement will cover the costs of medical attention and loss of wages for our client. As a 27-year-old drill barge deckhand, the plaintiff was performing a blind lift with his crewmates when he was hit in the face and neck by the pipe. After being knocked unconscious and falling several feet, he sustained significant injuries and contacted the attorneys at Arnold & Itkin LLP. Plaintiff was not fully aware of his rights to compensation according to the Jones Act, so he contacted the firm from their website to discuss his options and pursue compensation. The representatives worked quickly to file a personal injury lawsuit in Harris County under the Jones Act and after some time, were able to settle with the company and obtain significant damages.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Jason Itkin, Kyle Findley, Adam Lewis, and Victoria Alford obtained a settlement of $1,060,000 for a plant worker who suffered serious trauma as a result of an explosion, developing PTSD afterward. Arnold & Itkin got to work and quickly settled this case on our client’s behalf, getting him a substantial sum quickly. Our firm is proud to have secured this result and ensured that our client would be able to provide for himself while he heals and moves forward.

After a Jones Act seaman was injured by a drill pipe that rolled onto his foot, our team at Arnold & Itkin was able to represent him and help him fight for the financial damages he deserved. The seaman was a roustabout on a vessel in the Gulf of Mexico and sustained severe injuries while assisting a crane in transferring pipes to another deck on the vessel. Thanks to the efforts of Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley, a settlement of $1,030,000 was obtained for the man.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, and Adam Lewis won $1 million for a woman who required surgery after being involved in a motor vehicle accident in Lafourche Parish, Louisiana. Arnold & Itkin fought against several parties, including their insurance companies, to achieve this favorable result for our client.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley represented a client who had been injured after working to tack welding strips of metal in a machine. The machine, which indexed backward and forward, closed—catching the worker inside and ultimately crushing his hip and breaking his leg. The severe injuries resulted in a life-flight to a local hospital and several surgeries. We were able to prove the employer was at fault for allowing workers to get inside of the machine, and we were able to negotiate a settlement of $1 million on behalf of our client.

Arnold & Itkin’s client sustained back injuries that required surgery after an explosion at a Texas plant. The plant owners for years refused to take responsibility for the incident, but Arnold & Itkin stepped in to advocate for the man. They were able to obtain a settlement of $1 million to take care of the man’s medical needs both present and future.

Arnold & Itkin obtained a seven-figure settlement to help a man who was left with head and spinal cord injuries after a plant explosion. The $1 million settlement secured by the team of attorneys at Arnold & Itkin can enable this client to move toward recovery while taking care of his family.

Arnold & Itkin recently represented a seaman who was injured while transferring a tank from his vessel to a platform. The man is from Alabama and the incident itself took place near the Gulf of Mexico. His injuries were so severe that he was forced to undergo surgery for his lower back. Our firm is pleased to announce that we successfully settled the lawsuit on behalf of the injured Jones Act Seaman. Despite the fact that the defendants denied all responsibility for the accident, claiming that they were pre-existing injuries, we obtained past and future maintenance and a cure award on the seaman's behalf. We used a tactful approach and dedicated ourselves to the case in order to prove the negligence of the defendants responsible for this offshore incident. One week for the trail date, the defendants paid the full demand amount of $975,000.

Arnold & Itkin LLP is proud to have been able to recover a $960,000 settlement on behalf of their client, an injured seaman from Florida. While aboard a supply boat performing his typical work duties, his hand was caught in a tag line. The line pulled him up off of the equipment platform, resulting in serious damage to his hand. Not only did he have to have multiple treatments from orthopedic doctors, but he ultimately ended up needing surgery. The case settled prior to going to trial by Attorney Kurt Arnold and Attorney Kyle Findley for $960,000.

Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley represented a Louisiana man who suffered a serious back injury on a drilling vessel, which required surgery. The man had been instructed to stand at an elevated height to perform a specific duty, and then slipped and hurt his back. The defendants placed blame on the seaman, claiming he was told to get down, but did not listen. Our attorneys fought aggressively, presenting testimony from other workers on the vessel whose stories conflicted with the defendants’ theory. Settling the case right before trial began, and with it pending in the Eastern District of Louisiana, Arnold & Itkin was able to win the man a $950,000 settlement.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley were able to secure a successful settlement for two of their clients who were injured in an explosion. The clients were workers who were involved in an explosion incident at the workplace. This case was able to be settled for $919,562.00. As a result of the workplace explosion, the two employees suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and some physical injuries as well. One of the clients sustained a back injury that may require surgery to repair.

Arnold & Itkin represented a man who was injured when he was forced to exit the highway because a commercial truck driver had lost control and overturned his vehicle in the roadway. Our client experienced a back injury that required surgery to treat. The incident occurred in Oklahoma, but our attorneys took the case to California, where the trucking company is based. Attorneys Kyle Findley, Kala Sellers, and Adam Lewis were able to win a $900,000 settlement after just 3 depositions. We are proud to represent individuals and families across the U.S. who have been injured in truck accidents, or any incidents caused by the negligence and wrongdoing of others.

Our firm successfully represented a client in a case involving a mobile crane collapse. Our client, an industrial worker, was seriously injured when a mobile crane collapsed at the boatyard where he was working. As he ran from the falling debris and cables, he tripped and fell. His injuries affected his neck and back, and he suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) as a result. Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, Kala Sellers, and Adam Lewis fought for a fair settlement and secured an $895,000 recovery within 12 months of filing suit.

Our firm filed a Jones Act lawsuit on behalf of a seaman who was working offshore when he sustained serious back injuries. Our client was required to perform heavy lifting on the job, even though he had previously reported back injuries. He was not provided with timely medical care and was still required to lift heavy objects. His injuries became so severe that he required surgery. Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, Kala Sellers, and Adam Lewis fought for our client’s right to receive the medical care and compensation he needed, and we earned an $895,000 settlement on his behalf.

10 months after a Louisiana Jones Act Seaman was injured while working on a dredging vessel, Arnold & Itkin was able to secure a successful settlement for the worker. The man sustained both neck and rib injuries while assisting with dredging operations on inland waters. He was assigned to work as part of the crew for the dredging vessel, during which time he suffered serious injuries. While standing on a moving dock, the plaintiff was attempting to move a swing line as directed. However, the dock was struck by the vessel, which caused him to fall and injure his neck and break several ribs. Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley aggressively represented the man, obtaining an $850,000 settlement just a week prior to the trial.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley obtained $832,875 for a plant worker who was caught in a plant explosion while working near a pipeline compressor. He suffered back injuries and developed PTSD from the explosion. His settlement will ensure that he gets quality treatment.

After a female galley-hand suffered serious neck injuries while attempting to throw a bag of garbage over her head, our legal team represented her. Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley were able to successfully obtain $800,000 for her.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, Adam Lewis, and Kala Sellers negotiated a settlement for a commercial trucking claim in Dallas County, Texas. Our client, a trucker himself, was injured directly by the negligence and reckless driving of the other trucker. Our firm was honored to take a stand against trucking companies who disregard the rules that ensure the safety of the road in the name of profit. We were equally honored to help our client get the money he needs for medical care and other losses from the accident.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley recently secured an $800,000 settlement on behalf of a client that was injured at work. The client was cleaning out machinery with his hand when the operator activated the machine, severing two of his fingers. During discovery, the attorneys were able to secure evidence that the operator had been pulled off of this machine earlier for not paying attention, and was using his cell phone at the time of the incident. The attorneys were very pleased with the result because the defendants maintained that workers compensation laws prevented the client from filing a lawsuit against his employer. With dedication to the case, the attorneys were able to prevent dismissal of the case by attacking the employment contract and presenting evidence that the client was not a borrowed employee. After several hearings regarding the client’s employment status, the case settled at mediation.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, Adam Lewis, and Kala Sellers helped settle a lawsuit for a Jones Act seaman who was critically hurt while working on a deep-water drilling vessel. While working alone on a new project never completed before, our client was severely injured. Investigations proved that the seaman had never received proper instruction to perform the requested task. While executing the job, he was harmed when the equipment detonated after connecting to a pressurized tank. The maritime worker’s head and eyes were injured from the explosion. Arnold & Itkin worked around the clock to show that our client’s Jones Act employer was to be held responsible for requesting unqualified personnel to handle dangerous equipment with no supervision or prior training.

On the Mississippi River, a boat accident occurred after the captain fell asleep, leaving a 55-year-old Louisiana seaman with neck injuries that ultimately required surgery. Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley stepped in to help represent the injured and filed the case in Louisiana state court. Our firm was successful in securing a $750,000 settlement just a few weeks before trial and got the company to pay for surgery.

Maritime Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley were able to secure a $750,000.00 settlement on behalf of their client, an injured commercial diver. The man was injured at work while hoisting his heavy diving equipment. The injuries to his lower back eventually required surgery to repair. Arnold & Itkin considers this an incredibly successful settlement, considering elements of the case such as preexisting back conditions and a history of lower wage earnings.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, and Scott Armstrong successfully secured a $750,000 settlement for a Jones Act seaman injured by poorly-repaired equipment. When he needed the financial security that compensation would provide, he turned to Arnold & Itkin for the effective and skilled litigation the firm is known for. While docked at a port in Texas, he was ordered to enter the engine room to start the engines. In the process, unsecured equipment fell on him, injuring his shoulders and neck. Our attorneys demonstrated to the ship’s owner that repairs in the engine room were not completed properly through thorough and numerous depositions. Two weeks prior to trial, the shipping company chose to settle after recognizing that our attorneys were more than ready to present their case to a jury. Now, our client has compensation for his injuries that provide for his medical costs, lost wages, and future security.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley recently secured a $750,000 settlement on behalf of a Jones Act seaman from Louisiana. The client was a roustabout aboard a jack-up vessel in the Gulf of Mexico when he was struck by a cable in the neck and back. While in the process of spooling cable with the crane operator and foreman, the loose end of the cable came loose and struck the plaintiff, knocking him to the deck. As a result of the incident, the plaintiff had to undergo a back surgery. The case was successfully resolved after one deposition. The case was pending in Harris County.

Arnold & Itkin was able to accomplish a $750,000 recovery for a client who suffered serious back and neck injuries when his vehicle was rear-ended by a large truck. Before he sought legal counsel, he had been offered nothing. Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, Kala Sellers, and Adam Lewis took on the case and secured a favorable settlement after just one deposition, following the discovery of evidence that the trucking company had not properly maintained the truck that rear-ended our client.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, Adam Lewis, and Kala Sellers secured $750,000 on behalf of a client who suffered a serious injury while at work. His accident led to a shoulder injury that required surgery to treat. Our investigation of his accident led us to a worldwide delivery and logistics company that was improperly managing its drivers and vehicles and failing to comply with its own policies. Though the defendant initially denied wrongdoing, our client stood his ground—and the company eventually settled with him before we took them to court. Arnold & Itkin is proud to have helped our client get justice while making our public roads just a little bit safer.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley were able to successfully settle a Jones Act lawsuit on behalf of an injured seaman who was severely hurt on the job. After negotiating with the defendant company, they were able to reach a settlement figure of $700,000 the week before the case was to go to trial. In addition to the monetary settlement, the defendant company also agreed to pay any additional costs for the victim's surgery under the maintenance and cure requirement as well. The seaman was injured when he slipped and fell aboard a research vessel, injuring his lower back. Due to the severity of the injury, the seaman was required to undergo surgery; though fortunately the extensive costs will be covered in the settlement with the employer. The case was pending in Harris County.

Representing an injured motorist, Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, and Kala Sellers obtained $700,000 in compensation two weeks before the trial. The defendant turned into a gas station from the far right lane and struck the plaintiff who was driving in the left lane. By successfully proving the defendant was improperly trained by the company during his employment, they were able to recover compensation. This recovery was of maximum benefit to the plaintiff who had received treatment from orthopedic doctors which even included back surgery. Ft. Bend County, Texas was the location of the pending case.

Lawyers from Arnold & Itkin secured a settlement worth $700,000 on behalf of a landowner in Grand Lake, Louisiana whose property was negatively affected by oilfield operations. The owner recently encountered the problem when inspecting a part of their land where grass would not grow. The source of the problem dates back seven decades to the 1940's, when certain oil companies were using the property for drilling operations. They failed to remove their equipment from the property after drilling had ceased, resulting in the current property damage. Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley handled the claim, eventually negotiating the favorable settlement on the client's behalf.

Arnold & Itkin Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, Kala Sellers, and Adam Lewis represented an injured Jones Act seaman who sustained injuries from a preventable accident. While working, our client slipped and fell down a set of wooden steps. These steps lacked enough material that could have prevented them from becoming slick and unsafe. Our client suffered serious injuries to his neck and back which required surgery and extensive medical treatment. Since we’re always prepared to take a case to trial, our team gathered evidence and even selected a jury in Louisiana. However, the defendant eventually decided to settle with our client for $700,000.

Arnold & Itkin fought hard for a man who sustained injuries after a piece of metal grating was dropped on him. While the defendants questioned whether or not the man was a Jones Act seaman, Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley argued that the man spent the majority of his time on a vessel. As a result of our tenacious efforts, our legal team was able to recover $675,000 for the injured seaman and help him move forward with his life.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Caj Boatright, and Kyle Findley recently settled a lawsuit on behalf of an injured Jones Act Seaman just four days before the trial was set to begin. The plaintiff had been working as an engineer onboard a dredging vessel when he fell from a ladder, resulting in several broken ribs and injuries to his neck and back. Although the defendant had refused to pay maintenance and cure for the seaman's injuries throughout the course of litigation—claiming that too much time had passed between the accident and the seaman's complaints of neck and back pain—Arnold & Itkin was able to make a strong case in our client's favor. The defendant blamed the seaman's carelessness for the accident, but our firm was able to show that the defendant was, in fact, negligent in failing to equip the ladder with slip resistant materials. The attorneys were also able to prove that the denial of maintenance and cure was improper. As a result, the defendant agreed to settle the case for $650,000 four days before trial.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley obtained $615,000 for a vehicle passenger who crashed into a dump truck as a result of the dump truck's cargo. The truck was carrying sand, so once the truck overturned it dumped sand all over the highway and caused our client's vehicle to lose traction. His injuries required medical treatment which will be covered by the result of his case.

Our client was driving in West Texas when the driver of a commercial vehicle made an illegal lane change and struck her vehicle. She experienced severe injuries to her back, head, and neck. Arnold & Itkin attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, Kala Sellers, and Adam Lewis handled the case, working nonstop to hold the driver and the company he worked for accountable. On the eve of the trial, we were able to secure a $600,000 settlement for our client. We attribute this to our commitment, as well as our extensive civil trial experience with commercial vehicle accident cases in the U.S.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley successfully recovered $600,000 for an injured Jones Act seaman. The plaintiff was employed as a maintenance crew member on board a vessel in the Gulf of Mexico when he suffered injuries. A rope ladder was hanging outside of the vessel during transit and plaintiff was instructed to pull the ladder inside while the vessel continued traveling in rough waters. As a result, the plaintiff had to undergo extensive medical care and ultimately a neck surgery. The defendants claimed that the injuries were due to the seaman’s age since he was 59 years old at the time of injury. Arnold & Itkin’s attorneys continued to fight on behalf of their client, developing evidence that the injuries were caused by the negligent instruction of the defendant. The case settled one week before trial for $600,000

Arnold & Itkin Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, Kala Sellers, and Adam Lewis represented a woman who sustained injuries during a truck accident. Our client injured her neck and back during the accident and needed fusion surgery on her lumbar spine as a result. Our team approached the case aggressively and was able to settle with the defendant, a large interstate trucking company, a few months before trial.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley obtained a $595,000 settlement on behalf of an injured motorist in Harris County. The plaintiff was traveling on a two lane highway in the early morning hours when he collided with an 18-wheeler. The 18-wheeler driver had missed his turn and was attempting to perform an illegal U-turn in the early morning fog. As a result, the plaintiff did not have time to stop his vehicle and hit the trailer of the 18-wheeler, suffering numerous injuries to his head, neck, and back. The attorneys filed suit alleging that the company failed to properly train its drivers among other violations that surfaced during the course of discovery. The plaintiff had to undergo treatment with orthopedic doctors and endured back surgery. The case was pending in Houston Federal Court and was successfully resolved two weeks before trial.

The accident attorneys of Arnold & Itkin were able to negotiate a settlement for $590,000 within a month of the trial date for a client who was rear-ended by a commercial vehicle while riding as a passenger on the highway. After suffering severe injuries to her neck and other parts of her body, she accumulated substantial medical bills. Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, and Kala Sellers are proud to have reached an agreement that offers our client the compensation to cover the expenses suffered as a result of this collision.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley and Adam Lewis secured $595,000 for a motorist from Harris County one month before trial. Our client was injured when a cement truck hit his car while he was stopped on a two-lane highway. He suffered head, neck, and back injuries as a result. Our suit alleged that the driver was not properly trained—putting the company at fault. The settlement will help our client afford the medical care he needs.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley successfully settled a lawsuit filed on behalf of an injured port security guard. The plaintiff was a security guard at a port terminal in Texas who suffered injuries when an 18-wheeler hit a barricade, pushing it into the guard shack. As a result of the incident, the plaintiff suffered injuries to his neck and back. The attorneys were pleased with the result because the defendants claimed the injuries were pre-existing due to a prior back surgery. The team at Arnold & Itkin was able to develop clear liability evidence and obtain the necessary testimony to defeat the defenses. The case was pending in Harris County and settled on the day of trial.

Our client was driving along the road when she was hit by a big-rig truck driven by a commercial motorist. The driver of the truck claimed that our client was in an ideal position to go around the truck and could have avoided the accident. Still, our client filed suit against the owner of the truck, seeking damages for the medical costs of a surgery. She injured her back in the collision, and was required to undergo surgery as a result. The case went to an out-of-court mediation, and the mediator proposed a settlement that did not please either party. When our client got the attorneys at Arnold & Itkin LLP involved in the case, they were able to convince the defendant's insurance carrier to issue a $565,000 settlement. This is higher than the original amount offered.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley secured a $550,000 settlement from a boating company seeking to limit their liability through legal action. Five commercial crab fishermen suffered damages, four of them injuries, when the defendant piloted their boat too close to our clients while gathering crab traps. The wake of the vessel caused severe damage to our client’s vessel and injured four crew members. By filing a limitation of liability action, the defendant refused to pay a dime more than the worth of the vessel. However, through skilled investigation, our attorneys learned that the boat captain was inadequately trained. Equipped with this knowledge, Arnold & Itkin was prepared to challenge the defendant’s actions in court. As a result, three days before trial was to begin, the defendant settled with our clients for three times what they were originally planning to provide.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley have had the privilege of representing an injured Jones Act seaman and with their combined efforts they were able to recover $550,000 for his pain and suffering. The plaintiff was a victim of a lower back injury as a result of carrying 100 pound sacks of drilling material. The client states that his injuries were due to the lack of provisions by his employer to properly protect his back while doing heavy lifting. The plaintiff also claims that the injury was a result of the personnel on the job not having the proper equipment for protection, nor were there enough personal present to safety go about the procedure. The case was settled prior to the client receiving surgery for his injury.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, and Kala Sellers successfully negotiated a $550,000 settlement on behalf of an injured motorist in Balch Springs, Texas. Their client suffered injuries to her neck and back when she was side-swiped by an 18-wheeler. As a result, she had to undergo treatment with orthopedic doctors. While the trial was pending in Dallas County, the case was settled for $550,000.

When exiting a Valero gas station in Brownsville, TX, a woman was hit by a commercial vehicle; the defendant's vehicle had jumped the curb to hit our client. Attorneys Kurt Arnold and Kyle Findley took on the case. The defendants claimed that it had been a sudden emergency as the defendant's brakes had stopped working; they also claimed that our client had suffered from lower back injuries prior to the accident.

We were able to settle the case one month before trial after two mediations. During the first mediation, the defendant's proposed a "best and final" offer, which we rejected. In the following depositions, we showed through evidence that the vehicle's maintenance records had been discarded; we filed a motion for spoliation of evidence. Once again, we went into mediation with the defendants and rejected their offer. One week before the hearing for the spoliation of evidence, we were able to achieve a settlement of $515,000.

Our firm took on a case for a shopper who was seriously injured by falling merchandise at a store. Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Kyle Findley, Kala Sellers, and Adam Lewis handled the matter, working hard to prove that the store had failed to protect our client from harm. Our client was severely injured by the merchandise when it fell on him, harming his back, neck, and shoulder. He required shoulder surgery as a result of his injuries. Through our efforts, we were able to negotiate a $500k settlement for our client on the eve of trial. We are proud to protect people across the U.S. who are injured due to the negligence of property owners.