The Law Office of Richard M. Kenny

Millionsettlement in construction accident resulting in loss of a lower leg to a young construction worker. Our client had been performing his normal duties on a highway construction site when his legs were crushed between two massive concrete slabs. While many construction accidents are compensated through workers’ compensation, our client’s injuries were catastrophic. In the end, we were able to negotiate a fair settlement that totaled $6.2 million.

$775K in an emotionally fueled case involving the wrongful death of an 11-year-old boy who fell 13 floors to his death in an elevator shaft. We achieved what is believed to be the highest settlement for the death of an infant whom we proved suffered two seconds of “fear of impending death”.

$275K for a motor vehicle accident.

$1.45Mas a result of a ceiling collapse injuring the plaintiff’s neck and back.

$2Mfor a girl whose foot was run over by truck resulting in crush injury.

$550Kfor amotor vehicle accident victim who suffered neck injuries.

$1.4Mfor head and neck injuries suffered in a ceiling collapse.

$2.75Mfor medical malpractice victim whose case was rejected by 2 other law firms.

Settlement for a 66-year-old dentist injured in a single-vehiclecar accident. He had swerved to avoid a vehicle that we alleged made an improper and sudden left turn in front of him. He was forced to take evasive action that consequently resulted in his vehicle colliding with a telephone pole. There was never any contact between the two vehicles. Multiple lawyers turned this case down, but the Law Office of Richard M. Kenny went to the scene of the accident with an accident reconstructionist and was able to prove, by surveying the scene and reconstructing the accident, that the...

Millionsettlement achieved after the verdict in construction worker fall case. After being assigned a dangerous task without the proper safety equipment, our client had fallen from where he was working and sustained serious injuries. Although the opposition claimed that the victim had refused the safety harness when it was offered to him, our investigators discovered that the opposite was true. In the end, the opposition finally settled for $3.2 million in damages.