Keogh Crispi, P.C. published results · page 2

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• $175,000 — Our client was injured due to a concealed hazard on the walking surface within the interior common passageway on the premises of a furniture store in the Bronx. He sustained a right ankle tendon tear.
• $175,000 — Our client was re-injured when he slipped and fell due to a collection of rainwater on the surface of a baggage area at JFK International Airport. We investigated and found that the airport failed to close the available doorways and access openings when the baggage area was not in use, thereby exposing the area to inclement weather and creating slippery conditions. Our client underwent surgery.
• $175,000 — Our client was walking in the parking area of a residential parking complex in Westchester County. A vehicle that was backing out of a parking space knocked her down. She was hospitalized for approximately 10 days and was treated with bed rest. No surgery was performed.
• $150,000 — While driving in the Bronx, our client was rear-ended by a commercial vehicle and sustained serious right shoulder injuries that required surgery. We secured from the defendant company.
• $130,000 — Our client was in a men's bathroom in the Bronx, NY, when after washing his hands, he reached up into the broken metal towel dispenser located on the bathroom wall and his right hand touched the jagged edge. He observed that blood was gushing from his right hand where it had touched the jagged edge of the broken dispenser. He underwent surgery in the form of Stage II Flexor Tendon Reconstruction.
• $125,000 — Our client was working as a construction laborer in the basement of a building renovation project in Brooklyn. In the process of removing a ceiling beam, a co-worker on the floor above dislodged a support column that toppled over, striking our client and breaking his collarbone. Our office successfully proved that the defendants were negligent because our client was not afforded the required protection from falling material or objects.
• $125,000 — We represented a 76-year-old nursing home resident who sustained a broken left leg when an attendant negligently allowed her leg to become entangled and trapped within a doorway during transport.
• $120,000 — Our client was injured on her way to work as a home health aide when she exited the subway and crossed the street to the sidewalk in front of a residential apartment building. She slipped and fell on a collection of black ice that was left uncorrected by the building management, breaking her left leg, and had to be rushed by EMS to Saint Luke's Mount Sinai Hospital. We promptly dispatched investigators to the scene to preserve evidence of the hazardous condition.
• $120,000 — Our client was operating a company vehicle in the course of his employment, traveling southbound on the Cross Bronx Expressway (I-95). The operator of a passenger bus crashed into the rear portion of the vehicle. Our client received extended care and treatment for his injuries to his upper back and lower back. The final monetary recovery was eight times what the defendants were offering.
• $120,000 — Our client was injured when she fell into an opening in the floor created by an open trap door at a clothing store in the Bronx. She sustained a torn meniscus and needed surgery to repair the damage.
• $100,000 — We represented an 11-year-old girl who was involved in a motor vehicle accident in Brooklyn as a pedestrian. She sustained a non-displaced fracture of the left radius, which was treated in the emergency room with the application of a fiberglass cast that remained for approximately five weeks. Fortunately, she made a full and complete recovery.
• $100,000 — Our client was stopped for a red light at the intersection of 148th Avenue and 150th Street in Queens when a vehicle crashed into the rear of his car, leaving him with a torn rotator cuff. We recovered in financial compensation.
• $1,700,000 — We represented a union concrete laborer who was injured in a crane accident while participating in the installation of framing, beams, and forms approximately 15 feet above ground level at a construction site in New York City. A crane collapse caused him to fall to the ground, causing severe injuries. We ultimately recovered as part of a confidential settlement.
• $2,500,000 — We represented a union rough construction carpenter who was injured in a crane accident while participating in the installation of framing, beams, and forms approximately 15 feet above ground level at a construction site in New York City. A crane collapse caused him to fall to the ground, causing severe injuries. Our investigation found violations of multiple New York laws (including Labor Law 240 and Labor Law 241) as well as OSHA safety regulations. We ultimately recovered as part of a confidential settlement.
• $1,800,000 — We represented a union rough construction carpenter who was injured in a crane accident while participating in the installation of framing, beams, and forms approximately 15 feet above ground level at a construction site in New York City. A crane collapse caused him to fall to the ground, causing severe injuries. We ultimately recovered as part of a confidential settlement.