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Serious injuries, surgery, and injuries that don't fully heal can make a big difference.
Case results · Staten Island
Half of the cases were between $800K and $2.3 million.
Based on 66 cases posted by 12 law firms.
These are amounts law firms posted about their own cases. Your case could be worth more or less.
Each bar is a dollar range. A bigger bar means more cases landed in that range.
Gold bar: where the middle result ($1.65 million) falls.
“Staten Island” means the law firm has an office there. It doesn't mean the accident happened there.
| Borough | Middle result | Half of cases between | Cases |
|---|---|---|---|
| Manhattan | $2 million | $1 million–$3.5 million | 1,743 |
| Queens | $2 million | $1.1 million–$3.7 million | 707 |
| Brooklyn | $2 million | $1 million–$3.5 million | 251 |
| The Bronx | $2 million | $1.01 million–$3.79 million | 338 |
| Staten IslandThis page | $1.65 million | $800K–$2.3 million | 66 |
We only show a middle result when a borough has at least 20 cases with exact amounts.
This is not a ranking. It shows which firms posted the most results like these. Tap a firm to see its cases.
Serious injuries, surgery, and injuries that don't fully heal can make a big difference.
Police reports, photos, videos, and witnesses can help show who caused the injury.
The other side's insurance has a limit. That limit can cap how much gets paid.
These amounts are before the lawyer's fee, case costs, and medical bills are paid. You keep less.
Usually 1 to 3 years. Serious injuries can take longer because the site and equipment have to be looked into.
Medical bills, lost pay, pain and suffering, injuries that last, and future care. New York has special laws that protect construction workers, especially in falls from heights.
No. It shows what other people's cases settled for, as posted by law firms. Every case is different.
Law firms choose which results to post, and they usually post their biggest wins. Smaller cases are often left out.
No. It means the law firm has an office in Staten Island. The accident could have happened anywhere.
No. These amounts are before the lawyer's fee, case costs, and medical bills.
We counted 88 results posted by 12 law firms. 66 of them list an exact dollar amount, and only those are used for the numbers on this page.