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Klezmer Maudlin, PC

8520 Center Run Rd., Indianapolis, IN 46250, Indianapolis, IN 46250

4.8(442)

4 Attorneys

4 Locations

$6.3M+ Recovered

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About Klezmer Maudlin, PC

Klezmer Maudlin, PC represents injured individuals in workers' compensation and personal injury cases across Indiana. The firm has offices in Indianapolis, Jeffersonville, Lafayette, and New Harmony. Its attorneys possess over 100 years of combined legal experience and authored the Indiana Worker's Compensation Manual. They have handled more than 31,000 workers' compensation claims, securing substantial results like a $3.75 million settlement.

Our Attorneys

Randal Klezmer

Partner, Attorney

33+ years experience

Mark Bloom

Attorney

23+ years experience

Brandon Milster

Attorney

17+ years experience

Kenzie Chrudimsky

Attorney

3+ years experience

Notable Case Results

Case results are sourced directly from attorney websites by Injuria.ai's data infrastructure, which actively monitors 22,000+ personal injury law firms. They are not results obtained by ThatCarHitMe.com. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.

$1.8M

Personal Injury, Car Accident

Randal Klezmer achieved a $1.8 million resolution for a client injured in an automobile accident on the way to work.

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$3.8M

Worker's Compensation, Personal Injury

Randal Klezmer negotiated a $3.75 million settlement for a client catastrophically injured in a workplace fall from an elevated work platform after a co-worker struck her. The co-worker was using medication that should not have been used while operating heavy machinery.

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$50,000

Worker's Compensation

Injured worker suffered a cervical fusion. Workers compensation carriers initially offered $11,200. After hiring the firm, a second opinion assigned a higher PPI, leading to a settlement.

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$750,000

Worker's Compensation, Construction Accident, Personal Injury

Samuel, a trench worker, had his pelvis crushed when trench walls caved in due to improper safety precautions. The firm pursued a third-party settlement against the general contractor.

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