Daniella Levi & Associates, P.C.

Published recovery statistics

Average published recovery

$953,977

Highest published recovery

$5.5 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

• Construction Accidents: 8 published results — $14.19 Million
• Motor Vehicle Accidents: 14 published results (12 exact amounts in subtotal) — $7.88 Million
• Premises Liability: 15 published results (14 exact amounts in subtotal) — $7.5 Million
• Wrongful Death: 2 published results (1 exact amount in subtotal) — $5.5 Million
• Medical Malpractice: 4 published results (3 exact amounts in subtotal) — $3 Million
• Mass Transit / Rail: 1 published result — $1.19 Million
• Product Liability: 2 published results — $1.1 Million
• Other Personal Injury: 1 published result — $420,000
• Pedestrian Accidents: 2 published results (1 exact amount in subtotal) — $240,000
• Birth Injuries: 1 published result (0 exact amounts in subtotal) — No exact subtotal

Published recovery results

First 10 of 50 published results, ordered by reported recovery amount. Use the interactive case-type filters and pagination to explore more.

1. $5,500,000 — $5,500,000 In a false arrest case involving conscious pain and suffering and wrongful death for the family of a 63-year-old Union City, New Jersey man who died in police custody. The jury found that there was no probable cause to arrest the man in his own home, and that the failure of the police officers to provide adequate medical attention to our client who suffered a severe asthma attack while in custody caused his untimely death in the street outside his home.
2. $3,700,000 — $3,700,000 For a 25 year old worker who fell into a sewer hole on a construction site and suffered injuries to his back. The defendants claimed he was the sole proximate cause of his injury because he removed what was covering the hole. Defendants also claimed that the back injury was resolved and that plaintiff can return to work. The case was settled during a second mediation four days before trial, and after we won summary judgment on the issue of liability and while defendants’ appeals were pending.
3. $2,750,000 — $2,750,000 For an employee working inside a warehouse. Our client, a 63-year-old Brooklyn resident, fell 12 feet off a scaffold injuring his left shoulder, left knee and neck. The defendant claimed our client was responsible for his injuries because he failed to use safety equipment provided to him.
4. $2,500,000 — $2,500,000 For an employee working on the construction site. Our client, a 43-year-old Brooklyn resident, fell 15 feet through an unsecured plywood floor and sustained fractured vertebrae in his back which required surgery.
5. $1,650,000 — $1,650,000 38 year old driving a Tesla rear ended on the Grand Central Parkway by a Buick. He suffered injuries to his neck and back and right knee. Medical treatment was delayed somewhat but ultimately required surgical intervention. Defense contended that the impact could not have caused all of the claimed injuries. The case was resolved at the end of discovery.
6. $1,600,000 — $1,600,000 50 year old hotel worker tripped and fell due what he referred to as an optical illusion due to the carpeting that was in place. In addition to the workers compensation claim, a claim was made against the owner of the hotel. The worker suffered injuries to his neck and back which required surgical intervention. The settlement was reached during a mediation.
7. $1,400,000 — $1,400,000 For a 53-year-old man who suffered 2nd and 3rd degree burns on his back when his acupuncturist failed to secure a heat lamp and then left the patient unattended in the treatment room resulting in a three-inch scar on his back.
8. $1,190,000 — $1,190,000 For a 54-year-old home health aide who was injured in a blind (unreported) bus accident, did not go to the hospital until the next day. She developed severe back pain and ultimately had remedial surgery.
9. $1,189,000 — $1,189,000 35 year old office worker injured when the elevator in her building malfunctioned and dropped a few stories. Defendant vigorously defended the claim disputing her injury claim based on the fact that that 5 others in the same elevator did not suffer any injuries. She claimed neck and shoulder injuries. The case settled for .00 on the eve of trial for the full amount of the remaining insurance policy.
10. $1,100,000 — $1,100,000 In 2011, then 46-year-old marble layer suffered a crush injury to his toe when a marble slab fell on his toe. Defendants argued he caused his own injury. He has been unable to return to work since the date of the injury.

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