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Employer’s Liability – Top Of Dry Cleaner Steam Press Locks After It Descends While In Use By Plaintiff Employee

$1,000,000
This case involved a plaintiff employee of a dry cleaning establishment who was pressing pants when the top of the machine descended and the top locked, rather than close for an instant only before popping up as designed. The plaintiff contended that the defendant service person was called to the cleaners six and a half weeks earlier[...]

Teenage Boy Badly Burned In A Fire In His Family’s Apartment

$1,037,000
A $1,037,000.00 personal injury settlement – for a teenage boy badly burned in a fire in his family’s apartment. We argued that the apartment door that was recently installed by the New York City Housing Authority, was installed improperly thereby making it difficult for the injured boy to escape the apartment during the fire.

A Commercial Painter Fell 6 Feet From A Makeshift Scaffold

$1,250,000
A $1,250,000.00 construction site settlement – A commercial painter fell 6 feet from a makeshift scaffold, resulting in knee and shoulder injuries and an inability to return to commercial painting

FELA Case – Defective Step Ladder

$1,570,000
$1,570,000 Recovery – FELA case – Defective Step Ladder Used by Plaintiff in Attempt to Climb Down into Car for Transport for Inspection/Repair – Step Ladder Shifts – Ankle Rolls and Suffers Fracture and Ligamental Damage – Lumbar Herniation and Surgery Hudson County, New Jersey This was a FELA action involving a plaintiff railroad worker in his[...]

NJ Serious Personal Injury – Amusement Park Ride Incident

$2,071,735
A $2,071,735.00 structured settlement on behalf of a minor child who broke both of his ankles when he came out of an amusement park ride called “Psycho Swing” while he was a patron at the defendant’s amusement park. This structured settlement is based upon monies that the child will receive if he lives a normal statistical life[...]