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$3.3 Million
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Truck Accident: Victim No Longer Able to Work (Kenneth Halperin, Philip Russotti).
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Wingate, Russotti, Shapiro, Moses & Halperin, LLP · Verdicts & Settlements
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Accidentes de camiones
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Indemnización
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Año no indicado
Ubicación
NY
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