Horrigan and Norman
330 Lynnway, Suite 111, Lynn, MA 01901, Lynn, MA 01901
About Horrigan and Norman
Horrigan and Norman is a Lynn, Massachusetts law firm handling personal injury, workers' compensation, social security disability, immigration, and criminal defense matters. The firm is led by a husband and wife team, Mark S. Horrigan and Nancy B. Norman, who each have decades of legal experience. Mark Horrigan has extensive trial experience, while Nancy Norman focuses on complex immigration cases. The firm also provides bilingual services to its clients.
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Notable Case Results
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$10.2M
Personal Injury
A catastrophic roof accident in which an 18 year old, 130 pound roofer fell 25 feet while climbing untethered up a ladder onto a roof and carrying a bundle of shingles weighing 80 pounds. He severed his spinal cord and sustained a massive head injury resulting in cognitive losses and partial blindness.
$750,000
Personal Injury
A 53-year-old sprinkler piper fitter sustained neck, shoulder, hip and low back injuries after tripping and falling on an accumulation of floor debris at a construction site while carrying a heavy pipe on his shoulder. The controlling general contractor violated OSHA safety standards by not providing clean-up by laborers of the accident area at regular intervals after ordering multiple contractors to expedite their work within same work area. Multiple equipment and stock obstructions were also present in the work area, which effectively created an obstacle course for the free movement of workers in violation of the OSHA safety standards. The defendant contended the plaintiff was more than 50% at fault and thus was barred from recovery for his injuries. The client underwent a long course of pain management procedures that ultimately did not resolve his symptoms. However, he had not undergone any medical treatment during the two years before the date trial was scheduled to begin. Conversely, he was s never able to return to his trade of sprinkler pipe fitting after the accident.
$500,000
Personal Injury
Settlement of construction site fall down accident resulting in complex regional pain syndrome of the lower extremity.
$300,000
Personal Injury
Additional compensation for a oil burner repair person who sustained injuries after a fall accident on defective cellar steps. Victim had previously received a workers’ compensation lump sum settlement of $ 125,000 about 8 months earlier.
$215,000
Personal Injury
$215,000 settlement, three insurer, three phase personal injury settlement resulting from two consecutive rear-end motor vehicle collisions culminating in contribution from excess carrier arising from soft tissue injuries superimposed on degenerative disc disease.