cheric56581
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- Florida
On a particular flight the a/c dropped some 4000 ft. I flew up and hit the ceiling then slammed down on the ground. I hurt a finger and toes because they landed bent under. The worst was my left knee. This was back in October 2023. I was put on Workman's Comp making a fraction of my salary and fell back on everything including my HOA and assessment fees, my bills and all else. I attempted numerous times to acquire a loan or a line of credit in order to fall back on track but was unable since being on Workman's Comp I did not, do not have proof of income income. In the meantime I was served with a forclosure and as a consequence I am about to lose my home which is paid for so the only solution available to me is to sell my unit. The way the market is now I had to list it at a loss of $40,000 based on the nearby units for sale. I've already had to knock down another $10,000 and still not one offer. I need to sell it at a price where I can cover my HOA debt, realtor and lawyer fees and still have sufficient left to purchase something else. From the look of things it seems I will have to sell at an even greater loss and be able to purchase anything and foresee myself homeless.
Am I able to make my employer liable for all my losses and suffering including knee surgery and the need of surgery on my other leg but I refused to do so since the surgery and physical therapy process took months and had I decided to get surgery on my other knee that would require more months without working making my existing predicament even worse than it is right now.
Am I able to make my employer liable for all my losses and suffering including knee surgery and the need of surgery on my other leg but I refused to do so since the surgery and physical therapy process took months and had I decided to get surgery on my other knee that would require more months without working making my existing predicament even worse than it is right now.
