Published recovery result
$1.5 Million
$1.5 Million settlement under the Jones Act in a Maritime law case for a chef who tripped and fell on a ship receiving lower back injuries and post-traumatic stress. This settlement came after a jury verdict in excess of $2.5 Million.
Reported by Grandelli & Eskenasi (Grandelli Law / The Law Offices of Louis Grandelli, P.C.). See all published results for Grandelli & Eskenasi (Grandelli Law / The Law Offices of Louis Grandelli, P.C.).
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Other published results in this case type
- $875,000 — $875,000 settlement on behalf of the family of a Staten Island Woman who died as a result of her doctors’ failure to diagnose her mesenteric ischemia. · Grandelli & Eskenasi (Grandelli Law / The Law Offices of Louis Grandelli, P.C.)
- $875,000 — $875,000 on behalf of a 40 year old employee of a moving company who had a heavy pallet of electrical wire dropped on his foot by another worker. Although this accident did not result in any broken bones to the victim's foot, we established that the incident resulted in complex regional pain syndrome to the foot causing our, client to become disabled. This case was settled after we successfully defeated the defendants' motion to dismiss the case and after a jury had been selected. · Grandelli & Eskenasi (Grandelli Law / The Law Offices of Louis Grandelli, P.C.)
- $900,000 — $900,000 on behalf of a 59 year old employee of a septic company who was injured when a trench he was working in collapsed. In opposing the defendants motion to dismiss the case we established that the trench our client was working in was dangerous as it was not sloped properly and no protection was given to the injured worker. · Grandelli & Eskenasi (Grandelli Law / The Law Offices of Louis Grandelli, P.C.)
- $4.5 Million — $4.5 Million on behalf of a Union Teamster who slipped & fell in a dangerous work area resulting in a neck injury that required surgery. · Grandelli & Eskenasi (Grandelli Law / The Law Offices of Louis Grandelli, P.C.)
- $850,000 — $850,000 on behalf of an undercover New York City Police Officer who claimed his civil rights were violated after being assaulted, under a case of mistaken identity, by other law enforcement officers. · Grandelli & Eskenasi (Grandelli Law / The Law Offices of Louis Grandelli, P.C.)