$2,250,000

$2,250,000$2,250,000 Settlement in Wrongful Death Case for Spouse of Elevator Erector Killed in Work Accident An elevator erector was killed while working on a new construction project in the West Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan… [more].

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• $53,500,000 — $53,500,000$53,500,000 Jury Verdict for Worker After Construction Site Fall A 43-year-old construction laborer was working on a project that involved the construction of a two-family home. He and three other coworkers were instructed to lift a large AC unit on top of the bulkhead. During the course of the process, our client fell off the bulkhead… [more]. · Block O'Toole & Murphy, LLP
• $25,000,000 — $25,000,000$25,000,000 Recovery in Bronx Accident Case for Crane Operator Our client was struck by a load of materials being hoisted by a crane on a construction site, causing him to fall 12 feet… [more]. · Block O'Toole & Murphy, LLP
• $12,000,000 — $12,000,000$12,000,000 Settlement for Local 147 Worker Injured During Manhattan Construction Project Plaintiff, a 45-year-old tunnel worker, was seriously injured when he fell approximately 40 feet during the 7 train subway extension project… [more]. · Block O'Toole & Murphy, LLP
• $11,500,000 — $11,500,000$11,500,000 Settlement for a Construction Worker Who Suffered Severe Hand and Wrist Injuries Due to a Defective Saw Our client was provided with a circular saw that was missing its safety guard. While he was using it, he came upon a knot in the wood that caused the saw to kick back… [more]. · Block O'Toole & Murphy, LLP
• $11,000,000 — $11,000,000$11,000,000 Settlement for Worker Hurt During Construction of New Residential Building Plaintiff was hired as a masonry foreman for a Brooklyn construction project. While he was supervising masons, he unsuspectingly stepped on an unsecured temporary cover placed over a hole and fell… [more]. · Block O'Toole & Murphy, LLP