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Construction Accident

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  1. Personal Injury Law Journal

    Stark & Stark Attorney Obtains $2.3 Million in Two Construction Accident Settlements

    By Stark & Stark

    Stark & Stark attorney, Bryan M. Roberts, obtained a $1.3 Million settlement for a surveyor who was injured in a roadway construction site on Interstate 287 in Somerset County when…

  2. New York Injury Cases Blog

    Construction Site Accident Verdict Reinstated

    By John Hochfelder

    On September 23, 2005, Rafael Lopez was employed as a journeyman laborer for the general contractor at a construction project in Brooklyn  owned by the City of New York. He…

  3. New York Injury Cases Blog

    Construction Worker’s Back Injury Pain and Suffering Award Affirmed on Appeal

    By John Hochfelder

    On December 4, 2007, Greg Leszczynski was employed as part of a construction crew digging trenches and installing sewer lines in Grahamsville, New York. He was standing in a trench…

  4. New York Injury Cases Blog

    Court Orders Substantial Increase in Pain and Suffering Damages for Construction Project Manager’s Ankle Injury

    By John Hochfelder

    On March 2, 2009, Mark Grinberg was a project manager for URS Corporation working at a construction site when he slipped and fell on a piece of plywood that was…

  5. Best Practices Construction Law

    Accidents At Construction Sites: What To Do?

    By Matthew DeVries

    Have you read about the gas explosion at JJ's Restaurant in Kansas City last night? Early indications are that a contractor doing underground work struck a natural gas line. Today's…

  6. New York Injury Cases Blog

    Appeals Court Affirms $3,166,667 Pain and Suffering Verdict for Leg and Other Injuries Sustained by Electrician who Fell from Ladder

    By John Hochfelder

    On July 21, 2000, Daniel Hernandez was working on a defective lighting fixture at a Great Neck construction site when he fell from a ladder and broke his leg. He…

  7. New York Injury Cases Blog

    Appellate Court Affirms Minimal Award to Construction Worker

    By John Hochfelder

    On May 4, 2004, John Mescall, a 42 year old construction worker, was standing on top of a building's exterior canopy when a crane dropped a 25 by 25 foot…

  8. New York Attorney Malpractice Blog

    Defendant’s Own Evidence Leads to Reversal in Legal Malpractice Case

    By Andrew Lavoott Bluestone

    Plaintiff hires defendant attorney to represent plaintiff when he is sued.  The underlying case seems to be a construction accident matter.  Did plaintiff lose the case because defendant failed to…

  9. New York Injury Cases Blog

    Appeals Court Orders $3,900,000 Increase in Jury Verdict for Construction Worker’s Pain and Suffering in Brain and Back Injury Case

    By John Hochfelder

    Jorge Angamarca was 32 years old on October 23, 2003, working as a carpenter on the roof of a residential townhouse under construction in Brooklyn. He fell two stories through…

  10. New York Injury Cases Blog

    $5,500,000 Pain and Suffering Award Upheld for Worker in Construction Site Accident

    By John Hochfelder

    On August 13, 2006, George Nunez was working as part of a New York City Transit Authority crew replacing subway tracks in Brooklyn. A walkway suddenly collapsed and he fell…