$275,000

$275,000 We represented a 65-year-old woman who lived alone in an apartment in Queens. Due to storm-related water damage that occurred in August, the entire interior floor of her apartment became warped, loose, unsecured, and buckled. In September, she informed building management of the hazardous nature of the floor in writing, but they did not take action. In December, she fell due to the hazardous conditions, sustaining fractured vertebrae. It was alleged that because our client suffered from multiple sclerosis, her vulnerability to falling was increased.

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