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He Lost a Leg at Work and Claims: “They Broke My Life and They Don’t Pay”
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In 2022, Ezequiel Camargo was 20 years old and worked for the Cooperative The Son of the Carpenter, of Garupá, when he suffered a work accident in which he lost his right leg. Today, four years after that episode, 25 years old and a son of one year and three months old, the young man is engaged in a judicial battle in search of compensation to repair the moral and psychophysical damages caused by the accident. The lawsuit was adverse to him in t…
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