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Confidence Score: 90%Recovery
$700,000
Case Summary
On behalf of a 50 year old construction worker who was injured when a hoist dropped on his foot without warning, resulting in the loss of his large toe. Although the building owner and general contractor claimed that the hoist was not defective based upon an OSHA inspection, our expert demonstrated that the defendants did not comply with construction industry standards.
Source Evidence
Grandelli & Eskenasi (Grandelli Law / The Law Offices of Louis Grandelli, P.C.) · Published results page
View Original SourceFirst observed: August 27, 2026
Last checked: August 27, 2026
Record Details
Category
Construction Accidents
Result Type
Recovery
Year
Year not reported
Location
NY
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