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Confidence Score: 90%

Settlement

Confidential

Case Summary

$600,000 settlement in a truck accident resolved pursuant to a confidential agreement.

Source Evidence

Grandelli & Eskenasi (Grandelli Law / The Law Offices of Louis Grandelli, P.C.) · Published results page

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First observed: August 27, 2026

Last checked: August 27, 2026

Record Details

Category

Truck Accidents

Result Type

Settlement

Year

Year not reported

Location

NY

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