We take great pride in helping clients obtain results they deserve. Among the many victories we have had, our attorneys have been involved in the following recoveries for our clients:
CONSTRUCTION ACCIDENT – FALL FROM SCAFFOLD
$5,600,000 won for an undocumented construction / demolition worker who fell from a wobbly scaffold while removing stains from a brick wall, suffering knee hip and back injuries.
CAR CRASH – BUS ACCIDENT
$980,000 verdict for an bus passenger who fractured her arm, requiring surgery, as a result of falling due a short stop / rear end crash.
PREMISES LIABILITY – GROCERY STORE SLIP AND FALL
$555,000 won for a retired woman who, while a customer at a grocery store, slipped on eggs fracturing her ankle.
CONSTRUCTION ACCIDENT – FALL FROM HEIGHT
$3,000,000 won for a construction worker’s family who fell from one level to another at a construction site, causing back injuries. The worker later died as a result of pain medication taken due to the injuries.
CONSTRUCTION ACCIDENT – ROADWAY ELECTRICAL EXPLOSION
$1,850,000 won for a worker who injured his hand after an electrical explosion at roadway excavation site.
MEDICAL MALPRACTICE – FAILURE TO DIAGNOSE
$900,000 won for a patient whose doctor failed to diagnose cancer, allowing it to progress from stage 1 to stage 3.
PREMISES LIABILITY – WORKPLACE SLIP AND FALL
$750,000 won for an office worker sustained back injuries after she slipped and fell on a wet floor that had been improperly mopped by a maintenance company in her workplace.
CONSTRUCTION ACCIDENT – FALL FROM SCAFFOLD
$1,800,000 won for a cable installer who fell from an unsecured ladder, causing fractures of the foot with surgery.
TRUCK ACCIDENT – DISPUTED CAUSE – CLIENT FORCED INTO WALL
$825,000 won for a 53 year-old truck driver in a highly-contested case, where the defense claimed our client rear-ended their vehicle and our client stated that their vehicle crossed into his lane. As a result of the contact between those vehicles, our client was forced into a wall, sustaining injures to his neck and knees.
MEDICAL MALPRACTICE – FAILED SURGERY
$550,000 won for a mother, who after failed surgery developed a systemic infection and a lengthy hospitalization.
PREMISES LIABILITY – ESCALATOR ACCIDENT
$850,000 won for a 7-year-old girl whose foot became trapped in a moving escalator as a result of missing comb plate teeth, causing lacerations and fractures to multiple toes.
PREMISES LIABILITY – DEFECTIVE BANNISTER
$719,000 won (approximate structured payment to the child with a then present day settlement amount of $500,000) for a 14-month-old toddler who broke her leg after she fell one-story in her apartment building as a result of a missing baluster in a railing.
MEDICAL MALPRACTICE
$687,500 won for a mother’s psychological and physical injuries after her son died shortly after his birth.
CONSTRUCTION ACCIDENT – DEFECTIVE LADDER
$600,000 won for a 43-year-old construction worker, who was injured when he fell from a defective ladder at a New York City Housing Authority Construction project.
PREMISES LIABILITY – ANIMAL BITE
$715,000 won (approximate structured payment with a then present day settlement amount of $300,000) for a two-year-old girl who was bitten by a neighbor’s pet monkey.
CONSTRUCTION ACCIDENT – UNSAFE WORKPLACE
$875,000 won for the wrongful death of a 31-year-old undocumented laborer working in a sewer main that was under construction, who drowned after passing out from lack of oxygen.
CAR CRASH – PEDESTRIAN KNOCKDOWN
$575,000 won for a 67-year-old pedestrian who was crossing the street when he was struck by a vehicle traveling in reverse.
MEDICAL MALPRACTICE – FAILED SURGERY
$825,000 won after a foreign object was left in patient’s body, resulting in additional surgeries.
CONSTRUCTION ACCIDENT – FALL FROM SCAFFOLD
$850,000 won plus waiver of entire $120,000 workers’ compensation lien for a 34-year-old union taper who fell from a scaffold.
CAR CRASH — PEDESTRIAN KNOCKDOWN
$500,000 won for a 59-year-old pedestrian, who was struck by the mirror of a passing vehicle as he attempted to cross the street.