New York personal injury firm
Wolf & Fuhrman, P.C.
Wolf & Fuhrman, P.C. is a New York personal injury law firm with a primary office in The Bronx. This profile includes 4 results published on the firm's official website.
Markets and case types
Published recovery statistics
- Average published recovery
- $6.25 Million
- Highest published recovery
- $9 Million
Average and highest values include only individually attributable published results with exact dollar amounts, not estimates or qualified claims.
Recovery subtotals by case type
- Medical Malpractice: 4 published results — $25 Million
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Published recovery results
First 4 of 4 published results, ordered by reported recovery amount. Use the interactive case-type filters and pagination to explore more.
- $9,000,000 — $9,000,000 Wolf & Fuhrman obtained a nine million dollar settlement for their client, who was left severely brain damaged after open heart surgery.
- $8,000,000 — $8,000,000 Represented a 30 year old man who underwent surgery for a hernia; the doctor performing the surgery caused major nerve damage that left the victim in tremendous postoperative pain.
- $5,000,000 — $5,000,000 An otherwise healthy 51 year old woman was given an unnecessary spinal tap after entering the ER with a respiratory infection. Performed by an untrained resident, it left her with permanent brain dama.
- $3,000,000 — $3,000,000 Client who had suffered a stroke presented to Montefiore Medical Center and was improperly treated without being given anticoagulants; shortly after admission she suffered another stroke which further.