Previous Cases
$7,200,000
was awarded to a 13 year old boy who fell while attempting to board a bus and was run over due to the bus driver’s inattention. He had suffered multiple fractures, skin graphs with resulting surgery. Our team was able to successfully litigate, negotiate, try the case, and defend attempts to reduce the verdict, on appeal.
$3,500,000
awarded to a 27-year-old model who was slashed and assaulted in a building where several violent crimes had occurred.
$2,750,000
settlement for an 11-year-old girl rendered learning disabled, as a result of a hospital’s failure to interpret vital signs on a fetal monitor strips during labor.
$2,000,000
following settlement, paid out over time for a seven-year-old child who sustained lead poisoning due to his landlord's negligence in failing to remove chipping and peeling lead paint from the walls of his apartment.
$1,750,000
awarded to out client, a New York City welfare inspector, who was attacked while on the job by the defendant's vicious pitbulls, causing scarring and loss of earnings.
$1,500,000
was awarded to our client, a 37 year old obese man, who died, after being chased by police/security, and suffered a fatal asthma attack. He was not provided his inhaler, nor given the proper medical attention by the defendants
$1,000,000
awarded to a three-year-old girl who became learning disabled as a result of sustaining lead poisoning due to lead paint in the walls of her apartment.
$700,000
awarded (including a waiver of worker's compensation lien), to a construction worker who fractured his femur and tore ligaments in his knee as a result of using a defective saw.
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