$425

$425K for a fractured elbow suffered as a consequence of a fall at a construction site accident.

Reported by The Law Office of Richard M. Kenny. See all published results for The Law Office of Richard M. Kenny.

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• $4.35 million — $4.35 Million for a brain-damaged man injured when he fell from a scaffold. Our client, in this case, was a construction worker who was not given the proper safety equipment to perform his tasks. As a result, he fell from a scaffold at the top of the structure and sustained permanent brain damage that would keep him from working for the rest of his life. We were able to prove the supervisors’ liability and secured a settlement of $4.35 million. · The Law Office of Richard M. Kenny
• $600 — $600K settlement for a construction worker who fell through an exposed hole in the floor. · The Law Office of Richard M. Kenny
• $6.2 — $6.2 Millionsettlement in construction accident resulting in loss of a lower leg to a young construction worker. Our client had been performing his normal duties on a highway construction site when his legs were crushed between two massive concrete slabs. While many construction accidents are compensated through workers’ compensation, our client’s injuries were catastrophic. In the end, we were able to negotiate a fair settlement that totaled $6.2 million. · The Law Office of Richard M. Kenny
• $3.2 — $3.2 Millionsettlement achieved after the verdict in construction worker fall case. After being assigned a dangerous task without the proper safety equipment, our client had fallen from where he was working and sustained serious injuries. Although the opposition claimed that the victim had refused the safety harness when it was offered to him, our investigators discovered that the opposite was true. In the end, the opposition finally settled for $3.2 million in damages. · The Law Office of Richard M. Kenny
• $3.2 Million — $3.2 Million verdict for the wrongful death of a pedestrian who was hit by a car and driven into electrical wires on a construction site. The driver testified he had difficulty seeing while he drove, but knew he struck something. The two opponents in the case offered a total of $150,000 to settle the case before Richard Kenny tried the case to this substantial verdict. · The Law Office of Richard M. Kenny