What type of settlement is normally paid for carpal tunnel surjury on both hands?

Carpal tunnel surgery settlement amounts can vary widely depending on several factors, including the severity of the injury, the extent of the surgery, recovery time, any permanent impairment as a result, lost wages, medical expenses, pain and suffering and the jurisdiction where the case is filed. In general, settlement for cases resulting from work-related carpal tunnel syndrome may involve workers' compensation benefits rather than a lawsuit settlement.

If the carpal tunnel syndrome is not work-related and a lawsuit is filed, settlement could potentially range from a few thousand dollars for mild cases to hundreds of thousands for cases involving severe injuries resulting in significant pain, functional limitations, long recovery period or permanent damage such as loss of grip strength or sensation in the fingers.

It's crucial to consult with a experienced personal injury attorney specialized in worker's compensation and or personal injury for an accurate assessment of a potential carpal tunnel syndrome settlement.