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The following is just a brief sampling
of recent settlements and verdicts that the lawyers at
Feldman, Kleidman and Coffey have won for their clients.
EVERY case is important
to us regardless of its value.
A 27 year old woman was killed in a motor vehicle accident
as the result of a head on collision. The woman worked
as a housecleaner. She left behind a husband and 2 young
children. An Orange County jury awarded her family $1.49
million dollars.
An 18 year old girl riding on a motorcyle was struck by
a car, fracturing her femur and humerus. She had to undergo
multiple surgeries. The case settled for $350,000.
A 45 year old man was injured in an auto accident, fracturing
his arm and femur. He had to undergo multiple surgeries.
This case settled for $296,000.
A 70 year old woman suffered a partial amputation of her
foot when a vehicle ran over her foot as she was attempting
to cross the street. This case settled for $750,000.
A 48 year old woman was injured in a car accident. She
fractured her humerus and ankle, requiring multiple surgeries
to repair the damage. This case settled for $300,000.
A 13 year old boy was injured in an auto accident, fracturing
the bones in his face. The trauma caused him to lose his
senses of smell and taste. The case settled for $300,000.
A 38 year old father of two was killed in an auto accident.
A lawsuit was brought on behalf of his widow and two children.
The case settled for $850,000.
An 18 year old man was injured in an auto accident by
a drunk driver, suffering a broken jaw and facial scarring.
He underwent multiple surgeries to repair the damage.
The case settled for $575,000.
A 41 year old man was injured in an auto accident, suffering
a broken jaw and ruptured spleen. He had to undergo multiple
surgeries to repair the damage. The case settled for $425,000.
A 26 year old man got his arm trapped in a machine, suffering
a severe crush injury. The case settled for $1.2
million.
A construction worker suffered a stroke as the result
of chiropractic manipulations. A Sullivan County jury
found the chiropractor 100% responsible and awarded $460,000
in damages.
A 47 year old electrician fell at Monticello Racewy and
fractured his femur, pubic ramus, tibia, fibula, radius
and ulna. The injuries were so severe that he had to undergo
multiple surgeries. This case settled during trial for
$1.2 million.
A 50 year old boiler room mechanic suffered an eye injury
after being splashed by a caustic chemical. The accident
was caused because of a defective container used to transport
the chemical. The injuries were aggravated because of
a lack of proper eyewash stations. A Dutchess County jury
found the man's employer and the manufacturer of the container
to be 93% responsible for the man's injury. The jury awarded
$600,000 in damages.
An 18 year old laborer was injured at a construction site
as the result of a fall from an elevated worksite. He
fractured his hip, femur and heel. He had to undergo multiple
surgeries. The case settled for $330,000.
A 46 year old man fell at a construction site, fracturing
both feet. The case settled for $137,500.
A 45 year old woman slipped and fell in an icy parking
lot which had not been properly plowed. She tore the cartilage
in her knee, requiring arthroscopic surgery to repair
the damage. The case settled for $100,000.
A 45 year old man visiting a construction site suffered
a knee injury and facial scar when a stairway collapsed
under him. He underwent an arthroscopic surgery to repair
the damage to his knee. The case was tried in Supreme
Court in Orange County. The defendant owner of the property
claimed that he told the plaintiff not to use the stairs
because they were unsafe. The jury found in favor of the
plaintiff and found the defendant 70% at fault for the
accident. The case then settled for $85,000.
A 9 year old boy suffered facial scarring as the result
of an attack by a pit bull. The case settled for $300,000,
the full amount of the defendant's insurance coverage.
Please note that prior results cannot predict or guarantee
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