$1,850,000

$1,850,000 The defendants had argued that the injuries were not severe and that he should be able to return to work. However, we were able to show, through the retention of the appropriate experts, that there was significant injuries and lost wages. We were able to show the defendants violated Labor Law Sections 240(1) and 200 and we were granted Summary Judgment on the issue from Court.

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• $500,000 — $500,000 New York, June 30th, 2023. This settlement was achieved by partner, Gregory S. Lombardi, for a construction worker injured at a construction jobsite when he fell from an I beam while carrying lumber. The injured worker was not provided the requisite safety harnesses, ladders, and/or hoists to complete this work. As a result of this accident, the injured worker suffered a torn meniscus which required surgery and an injury to his back. · Georgaklis & Mallas PLLC