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New York personal injury firm

Zucker & Regev, P.C.

Zucker & Regev, P.C. is a New York personal injury law firm with a primary office in Brooklyn. This profile includes 41 results published on the firm's official website.

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Published recovery statistics

Average published recovery
$6 Million
Highest published recovery
$6 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

  • Motor Vehicle Accidents: 4 published results (1 exact amount in subtotal) — $6 Million
  • Other Personal Injury: 14 published results (0 exact amounts in subtotal) — No exact subtotal
  • Medical Malpractice: 13 published results (0 exact amounts in subtotal) — No exact subtotal
  • Wrongful Death: 5 published results (0 exact amounts in subtotal) — No exact subtotal
  • Birth Injuries: 4 published results (0 exact amounts in subtotal) — No exact subtotal
  • Motorcycle Accidents: 1 published result (0 exact amounts in subtotal) — No exact subtotal

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Published recovery results

First 10 of 41 published results, ordered by reported recovery amount. Use the interactive case-type filters and pagination to explore more.

  1. $6 million — $6 million for the death of a 33-year-old plumber survived by a 33-year-old wife who drowned when the driver of the vehicle in which he was a passenger lost control and veered off the roadway into a pond of water (this is the largest reported settlement for injury or death suffered by a passenger in a motor vehicle accident in NY in 2014).
  2. $1.75 million — $1.75 million for death of 74-year-old woman due to failure to diagnose cancer of the ureter.
  3. $750,000 — $750,000 for 58-year-old man with diverticulitis who underwent unnecessary subtotal colectomy with removal of healthy colon.
  4. $1.375 million — $1.375 million for a 57-year-old woman who sustained multiple pelvic injuries due to a delay in diagnosing a pelvic infection.
  5. $5 million — $5 million for 18-month-old child with sickle cell disease who suffered massive stroke after being discharged from hospital with misdiagnosis of sickle cell crisis.
  6. $725,000 — $725,000 for 36-year-old male operator of a motor scooter who underwent a cervical fusion following a collision with a DHL delivery truck.
  7. $1 million — $1 million for a 50-year-old woman after a podiatrist failed to diagnose dystonia and subsequently performed a contraindicated surgery, causing the inversion of her foot and depriving her of the ability to walk without crutches.
  8. $1 million — $1 million for a 42-year-old woman who suffered cardio-respiratory arrest and permanent brain damage after ingestion of medication for hypertension.
  9. $1.25 million — $1.25 million for the death of 30 year old mother of two children from chorioamnionitis.
  10. $1 million — $1 million for a 57-year-old woman who underwent an unindicated total removal of her colon.

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