$15.7 Million Personal Injury Settlement

October 16, 2017

An employee of the New York City Department of Education, our client was injured while at John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) to conduct an inspection of a malfunctioning steel-roll down gate with his supervisor. They met separately in the parking lot when a truck struck a concrete barrier causing it to fall on our client. Our client was admitted to the hospital with extreme injuries that resulted in multiple surgeries and ultimately the below knee amputation of both legs. In addition to rehabilitation, the need for lifelong medications, fitting for prosthetics and ongoing pain management, our client was diagnosed with Major Depressive Disorder and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.

Category: Personal Injury

Can Undocumented Immigrants File a Personal Injury Lawsuit? Know Your Rights 

If you were injured at work or in an accident and you are undocumented, or unsure of your immigration status, you may be wondering whether you can seek...

Read the Article
7 Most Common Medical Malpractice Claims

Medical professionals are trusted to provide safe, competent care, but mistakes can happen. When a healthcare provider’s negligence causes serious injury, illness, or death, patients and their families may...

Read the Article
School District Social Media Lawsuits Against Meta, TikTok, Snap & YouTube

Why School Districts Are Suing Social Media Companies  Across the United States, a legal reckoning is underway. More than 1,400 school districts have filed lawsuits against the social media giants, Meta...

Read the Article
Contact Us:
Get a Free Case Evaluation Attorney Referral

Our Locations

Please Contact Us for an In-Person Appointment