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Caesar and Napoli, P.C. (Caesar, Napoli & Spivak / 黎保利律師樓) published results · page 1
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- $1,750,000 — Recovered for a bicyclist struck by a New York City Transit bus on his way to work one morning.
- $1,600,000 — Obtained verdict of for a woman involved in an automobile accident when she was struck by a New York City Transit bus while walking in the road at night.
- $1,600,000 — Recovered for a girl involved in an automobile accident.
- $1,200,000 — Obtained verdict of for a woman involved in an automobile accident. Caesar & Napoli turned down the judge's recommendation of at a pretrial settlement conference.
- $1,200,000 — Obtained verdict of for a construction worker who fell from a ladder on his first day on the job. This client was an undocumented alien who also could not prove lost wages. Caesar & Napoli provided established law to the court that regardless of the status of an injured victim in the country, being an undocumented alien lacking legal status in the United States is no bar to claiming and recovering money in a personal injury case.
- $800,000 — Obtained verdict of for a woman who suffered a burn to her face during a beauty parlor's negligent attempt to remove a birth mark.
- $30,000,000 — Caesar & Napoli recovers more than for the family of a teenager who suffered irreversible brain damage after major NYC hospital botched emergency lifesaving procedure.
- $1,000,000+ — Recovered over for a six-year-old girl who darted out into the middle of the street near a public park. A structured settlement will enable her to collect almost .
- $5,000,000 — Recovered approximately for a young woman involved in an automobile accident in Brooklyn. Our client's car was struck by a vehicle that ran a red light. The offending vehicle had a limited policy of insurance. Caesar & Napoli sued the city of New York and various construction companies that were performing roadway construction at the accident site. The case settled before jury selection.