$1,500,000.00

$1.5 million mediated settlement for a 40 year old Long Island man who fell 10 feet from a ladder while performing a repair on a gas station sign. His lower back injuries ultimately resulted in a lumbar fusion surgery 10 years following his accident. We won summary judgment on the question of liability under §240 of the New York Labor Law in a hotly contested battle which went up the Appellate Division, Second Department.

Reported by Ferrante & Koenig, PLLC. See all published results for Ferrante & Koenig, PLLC.

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Ferrante & Koenig · Mediated Settlement for Back Injuries Suffered on the Job

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