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Confidence Score: 90%Settlement
$750,000
Case Summary
Workplace Injury Settlement May 20, 2026 Partner Joseph Napoli and Junior Partner Stephen J. Maloney, Jr. secured a $750,000 settlement at mediation on behalf of our client , who fell from a neglected concrete platform and suffered a severe brain bleed that required a craniotomy, along with shoulder surgery. Along with a significant reduction in the Plaintiff's Workers' Compensation lien, bringing meaningful relief after extensive injuries.
Source Evidence
First observed: September 8, 2026
Last checked: September 8, 2026
Record Details
Category
Construction Accidents
Result Type
Settlement
Year
2026
Location
NY
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