New York personal injury firm
Crasto & Associates, P.C.
Crasto & Associates, P.C. is a New York personal injury law firm with a primary office in Howard Beach. This profile includes 15 results published on the firm's official website.
Markets and case types
- Queens firm directory
- Browse Motor Vehicle Accidents practice in New York
- Browse Construction Accidents practice in New York
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Published recovery statistics
- Average published recovery
- $1.06 Million
- Highest published recovery
- $2 Million
Average and highest values include only individually attributable published results with exact dollar amounts, not estimates or qualified claims.
Recovery subtotals by case type
- Premises Liability: 6 published results — $6.74 Million
- Motor Vehicle Accidents: 6 published results — $5.98 Million
- Construction Accidents: 3 published results — $3.25 Million
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Published recovery results
First 10 of 15 published results, ordered by reported recovery amount. Use the interactive case-type filters and pagination to explore more.
- $2,000,000.00 — $2,000,000.00 for a home health aide who was seriously injured when defectively installed kitchen cabinets fell on her in her apartment which necessitated back and knee surgery rendering her unable to return to work.
- $1,750,000.00 — $1,750,000.00 for a machine operator whose vehicle was struck by a delivery truck of a national delivery company. The client suffered extensive injuries, required back surgery, and was ultimately unable to return to work following the incident.
- $1,650,000.00 — $1,650,000.00 for a real estate agent who tripped and fell due to a defective stair tread in the building where she worked. As a result of her injuries, the client had to undergo years of pain management therapy, and still ultimately required back surgery. Her condition made it increasingly difficult to provide and care for her young children.
- $1,250,000.00 — $1,250,000.00 for a laborer who required two surgeries after slipping and falling on ice due to a general contractor's failure to de-ice the scaffold boards that plaintiff was working on.
- $1,200,000.00 — $1,200,000.00 for a mason tender who, during the course of his work activities, suffered a twelve foot fall from a defective scaffold system. The client required two knee surgeries, and retired on Social Security Disability as a result of his injuries.
- $1,000,000.00 — $1,000,000.00 during the trial of a public school teacher whose vehicle was rear-ended by a tow truck. The client suffered significant injuries as a result of the accident, which required her to have spinal surgery.
- $925,000.00 — $925,000.00 settlement for a client who tripped and fell on an extruded pipe in the parking lot of a commercial establishment. Her injuries ultimately resulted in her having a lumbar spinal fusion.
- $900,000.00 — $900,000.00 for a delivery driver who underwent multiple surgeries when a chair was negligently pulled out from under him by a busboy who was cleaning up after a wedding reception.
- $875,000.00 — $875,000.00 for an executive assistant for injuries incurred when her vehicle was struck by another vehicle. The driver of the other vehicle disregarded a stop sign, and struck the client's vehicle so forcefully that her vehicle flipped over. The client required spinal surgery after the incident.
- $800,000.00 — $800,000.00 for a client who was raped in her apartment building by an intruder. The client sued the owner of the building for failing to repair the broken lobby doors, which allowed the intruder to enter the building.
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