Buddy Valastro Suffers Injuries from Bowling Accident
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| Buddy Valastro Suffers Injuries from Bowling Accident |
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Buddy Valastro, a.ka. The Cake Boss, recently suffered an injury to his dominate right hand while correcting the malfunctioning pinsetter at his in-home bowling lane. Mr. Valastro commented, "My hands to me are my lifeline of everything I do." The accident resulted in nerve, tendon and muscle damage to his hand. Mr. Valastro underwent two surgeries and will be out of commission for months following physical therapy. Mr. Valastro is a professional baker, reality-show celebrity, business owner and author. His net worth is reported at $10 million. To read the full story, click here. How can you protect your highly compensated clients? See below for the insurance solution. Insurance Solution
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