$700,000

$700,000 Settlement: Fracture from Fall Due to No Wet Floor Signs The case was handled by Managing Attorney David Akerib and Trial Partner Michael Feldman. The case settled before trial for $700,000.

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• $6.45 Million — $6.45 Million Jury Verdict for Manhattan Woman who Slipped on Fish Guts left on Sidewalk by Citarella Settlement: $6,350,000. · Jacoby & Meyers, LLP
• $650,000 — $650,000 SETTLEMENT: FALL DOWN Settlement: $650,000. · Jacoby & Meyers, LLP
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• $6.45 Million — $6.45 Million Jury Verdict for Manhattan Woman who Slipped on Fish Guts left on Sidewalk by Citarella After a three-week trial and two days’ deliberation, the Manhattan jury decided in her favor, returning a $6.45 million verdict which includes medical expenses and past and future pain and suffering. J&M trial attorney Sharon Scanlan noted, “This Manhattan jury listened to all the evidence, and they spoke through their verdict that it is not ok for a grocery store to take over a sidewalk for their business and profits and not protect pedestrians in doing so. We are very grateful for their... · Jacoby & Meyers, LLP
• $200,000 — $200,000 SETTLEMENT: WESTCHESTER LANDLORD FAILS TO SALT OR SAND ICY CONDITION Settlement: $200,000 Landlords who choose not to maintain their property must be held accountable when someone gets hurt. That’s what we did for our 53-year-old client who was on his way to work at the Westchester VA when the concrete slab at his house was iced up and his landlord never salted or sanded. The slip caused him to rupture a tendon in his leg so badly he needed surgery. · Jacoby & Meyers, LLP