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Confidence Score: 90%

Recovery

$350,000

Case Summary

A construction worker fell off a ladder while applying paint thinner to the exterior of a building, sustaining an ankle fracture.

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First 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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Compare $1.5 Million published recovery: $1.5 MILLION We obtained this recovery for a construction worker who sustained back and head injuries after being hit by plywood that had fallen from a height . from The Law Office of Ivan M. Diamond Compare $425,000 published recovery: $425,000.00 A construction worker was hit by debris while working and sustained a closed head injury. Even though X-rays, Ct-scans and MRIs of his head and brain were normal, we were able to prove that he nonetheless suffered the effects of a post-concussion syndrome. from The Law Office of Ivan M. Diamond Compare $87 Million published recovery: $87 Million Verdict - one of the largest verdicts in New York State history; laborer left paralyzed from work accident. from Hess & Leibowitz, PLLC Compare $65 Million published recovery: $65,000,000 For a construction worker injured at a worksite by falling materials; catastrophic injuries requiring neck, back, knee and pelvic surgery. from Rosenbaum & Rosenbaum, P.C.Compare $53.5 Million published recovery: $53,500,000$53,500,000 Jury Verdict for Worker After Construction Site Fall A 43-year-old construction laborer was working on a project that involved the construction of a two-family home. He and three other coworkers were instructed to lift a large AC unit on top of the bulkhead. During the course of the process, our client fell off the bulkhead… [more]. from Block O'Toole & Murphy, LLP