$1.2 Million

Case Summary

Obtained verdict of for a construction worker who fell from a ladder on his first day on the job. This client was an undocumented alien who also could not prove lost wages. Caesar & Napoli provided established law to the court that regardless of the status of an injured victim in the country, being an undocumented alien lacking legal status in the United States is no bar to claiming and recovering money in a personal injury case.

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First observed: September 17, 2026

Last checked: September 17, 2026

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