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A Cook County jury awarded $64 million to Ronald Bayer, a union ironworker paralyzed from the neck down after falling 15 feet at a Panduit Corp. warehouse construction site in DeKalb, Illinois -- at the time the largest verdict ever returned for a quadriplegic in Illinois.

A Cook County jury awarded $32 million to truck driver Stephanie Johnson, who developed Complex Regional Pain Syndrome after slipping on oil at an ExxonMobil facility, in what the Jury Verdict Reporter recorded as the largest CRPS verdict in Illinois history.

A Cook County jury awarded $10 million to a dentist who developed bilateral Complex Regional Pain Syndrome after a delivery worker's overloaded hand truck struck her leg at a Lincolnwood Walgreens in 2012, setting what the Illinois Jury Verdict Reporter confirmed as the largest CRPS injury verdict in state history at the time.

A Cook County jury awarded $8 million to Anthony Fonte, a 61-year-old Local 1 ironworker who suffered a debilitating shoulder injury when an ARTCO barge struck his safety skiff on the Chicago River -- at the time the largest adult male shoulder-injury verdict in Illinois history.

A Cook County jury awarded $5,745,600 to Local 10 journeyman carpenter Gary Markovich after a superintendent's drill bit wrapped his ulnar nerve during work at Northwestern Prentice Women's Hospital, producing stage III CRPS that ended his career -- at the time the largest non-amputation hand-injury verdict in Illinois history.

A Chicago federal jury awarded Matthew Burdick and Jamie Pinkstaff-Burdick more than $5.2 million after a New Prime Inc. Freightliner truck driver failed to slow down in wet conditions on Interstate 57 near Effingham, Illinois, and crashed into their vehicle, finding the trucking company 100 percent at fault.