Expect peanuts unless you have a personal injury lawyer representing you.Here you seem to have serious and potentially long lasting injuries, not a minor sprain that will go away in a few days. And the issue of liability does not appear all that clear -- for example, who put the cabinet up, when, did you yank it, should you have known it was wobbly, did you overload it, etc. This requires some evidence and perhaps an expert to evaluate.No insurance company pays more than a tiny fraction of what the case is worth in cases like yours where you try to handle it yourself. In fact when people do try to handle things themselves all most people wind up doing is playing into the insurance company's playbook and making multiple statements that would damage their case in terms of both liability and damages.Personal injury lawyers usually do not charge fees up front and only get paid from what they collect for you by way of settlement or judgment. Go to www.AttorneyPages.com and select a lawyer and at least get a free initial consultation. If the case is to minor they don't bother with it and will tell you.